Table 1.
Location name | Description of location and year visited | Latitude, longitude | Number of healthy individuals (families sampled for seeds) | Number of diseased individuals (individuals sampled for disease) | Microbotryum species |
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Thorne Waste* (Yorkshire, England) | Inland bog | +53.40825, −0.20176 | 250 (12) | 0 (0) | |
Cley Next The Sea* (Norfolk, England) | Shingle beach | +52.965866, +1.042957 | 100–200 (12) | 0 (0) | |
Blakeney Point* (Norfolk, England) | Shingle beach | +52.963131, +0.989013 | 1000 (12) | 0 (0) | |
Morston Marsh (Norfolk, England) | Coastal marsh | +52.96317, +0.97074 | 80 (10) | 0 (0) | |
Knott End On Sea (Lancashire, England) | Coastal meadow | +53.92850, −2.99431 | 30 (0) | 0 (0) | |
Walney Island 1* (Cumbria, England) | Shingle beach | +54.10965, −3.26817 | 150 (12) | 0 (0) | |
Walney Island 2* (Cumbria, England) | Shingle beach | +54.06206, −3.22281 | 250 (12) | 0 (0) | |
Goginan (Ceredigion, Wales) | Inland near mine | +52.42836, −3.91877 | 120 (7) | 0 (0) | |
Aberystwyth* (Ceredigion, Wales) | Coastal cliff | +52.42336, −4.08432 | 400 (14) | 30–60 (25) | M. s.-i. |
Pembrokeshire Coast 1* (Wales) | Coastal cliff | +51.66542, −5.07025 | 150 (7) | 3 (3) | M. s.-i. |
Pembrokeshire Coast 2* (Wales) | Coastal cliff | +51.66612, −5.08022 | 50–100 (7) | 5 (5) | M. s.-i. |
Hurlstone Point* (Somerset, England) | Coastal cliff | +51.23113, −3.57748 | 80 (14) | 3 (3) | M. s.-i. |
Charterhouse* (Somerset, England) | Inland mine | +51.30109, −2.70838 | 1000 (17) | 500 (25) | M. s.-i./M. l. |
Priddy* (Somerset, England) | Inland mine | +51.25927, −2.64991 | 80 (8) | 4 (3) | M. l. |
The site names, descriptions, year of sampling, and GPS coordinates are given. Approximate numbers of healthy and diseased individuals are listed with the number of plants sampled families for seeds and fungal spores, respectively, given in parentheses. Asterisks indicate source populations for seeds used in the inoculation experiment. Identified Microbotryum species are abbreviated as M. s.-i. for M. silenes-inflatae and M. l. for M. lagerheimii.