Table 3. Summary statistics for genetic variability within sample sites.

Sample location	H S	a	A r	F IS	P-value	N loci excess	N loci deficiency
GU	0.563	8.3±3.7	5.3±2.3	−0.0047	0.230	7	2
OS	0.576	8.1±3.9	5.0±2.0	−0.0074	0.087	3	6
KR	0.597	8.1±3.4	5.4±2.0	0.0561	0.001	2	7SMD112, SMC8, SMA103
EG	0.574	7.5±4.5	5.3±2.5	0.0056	0.940	6	3
AR	0.839	20.6±15.3	11.5±5.4	−0.0279	0.001	3SMA107	6SMA103
SL	0.808	16.6±10.8	10.6±5.1	0.0267	0.001	3	6
BE	0.817	11.2±5.0	10.6±4.7	0.0779	0.051	4	5SMB11, SMA11
PL	0.827	17.8±10.0	11.0±5.1	0.0041	0.420	2	7
RO	0.833	12.4±5.8	11.0±4.9	0.0021	0.380	4	5
GA	0.830	20.7±13.7	11.2±5.1	0.0063	0.001	4SMA107	5SMB11, SMA103
LI	0.816	20.3±13.5	11.0±5.2	−0.0039	0.001	5SMD110, SMD131	4SMD121
AL	0.828	19.7±12.3	11.1±5.0	−0.0315	0.001	5SMA107	4
Average	0.742	15.3.±2.84	9.1±4.9	0.0110	0.001	4	5

H _S is the estimated average gene diversity [28]; a is the average number of alleles per locus, and Ar is the average allele richness ±1X standard deviation. F _IS refer to average deviations from Hardy-Weinberg genotype proportions, with number of loci deviating in either direction given. P-values refer to the overall two sided test over all loci (Fisher’s summation procedure over nine single-locus tests), and locus names identify the tests that came out significant (no adjustments made for multiple tests). Bold values of F _IS denote significant values in either direction.