Table 2.
Genetic diversity indices in six Silene ciliata populations from two altitudinal gradients derived from six EST-SSR transferred loci from Silene latifolia and four genomic SSR loci developed in S. ciliata
| Population | Population code | N | NA | HO | HE | FIS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morrena | L1 | 30 | 75 (10) | 0·352 | 0·506 | 0·351* (5) |
| Dos Hermanas | I1 | 30 | 82 (9) | 0·289 | 0·551 | 0·391* (5) |
| Peñalara | H1 | 30 | 71 (5) | 0·206 | 0·502 | 0·459* (4) |
| Ski slope | L2 | 30 | 81 (13) | 0·283 | 0·561 | 0·401* (5) |
| Bola Mundo | I2 | 30 | 77 (5) | 0·303 | 0·522 | 0·437* (4) |
| Cabeza | H2 | 30 | 72 (2) | 0·301 | 0·556 | 0·384* (4) |
N, sample size; NA, total number of alleles; HO and HE, average observed and expected heterozygosities, respectively; FIS, average inbreeding coefficient. Asterisks indicate significant values (P < 0·05). See Supplementary Data Table S1 for detailed results for each marker and population. Numbers in parentheses show the number of exclusive alleles (column NA), and the number of loci that deviate significantly from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium (FIS column).