Table 3.
Analysis of Molecular Variance (AMOVA)
| Pool | Source | df | SS | MS | σ² | % Total | Φ-statistics |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wild |
Among Regions |
3 |
252.232 |
84.077 |
0.623 |
13% |
|
| |
Among Populations |
32 |
922.948 |
28.842 |
2.522 |
52% |
ΦRT = 0.128 *** |
| |
Within Populations |
360 |
621.663 |
1.727 |
1.727 |
35% |
ΦSR = 0.594 *** |
| |
Total |
395 |
1796.843 |
|
4.872 |
100% |
ΦST = 0.646 *** |
| Domesticated |
Among Populations |
6 |
63.138 |
10.523 |
1.198 |
57% |
|
| |
Within Populations |
50 |
44.511 |
0.890 |
0.890 |
43% |
|
| Total | 56 | 107.649 | 2.088 | 100% | ΦST = 0.574 *** |
df indicates the degree of freedom, SS sum of squares, MS mean sum of squares, σ² the estimated component of variance attributable to each factor and Φ the estimation of the genetic differentiation.. * P < 0.050, ** P < 0.010; *** P < 0.001.
Analysis of Molecular Variance (AMOVA) in both, the wild and the domesticated populations. Two hierarchical levels were analyzed in the wild populations: country level (regions, R), population level (S) and only one level, the population level (S), was analyzed in domesticated populations.