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. 2018 Feb 25;8(6):3505–3517. doi: 10.1002/ece3.3931

Table 5.

Outcome of population‐level Mantel tests correlations between phenotypes and AFLP, MS‐AFLP Field, and MS‐AFLP common garden profiles and the geographical distance

Phenotype field AFLP MS‐AFLP Field Geographical distance
r p‐Value r p‐Value r p‐Value
 Biomass Index .46 .04 .13 .26 .22 .08
 Inflorescence height −.23 .88 .17 .27 −.12 .74
 No. of inflorescences −.11 .68 −.19 .79 −.04 .53
 No. of flowers .02 .35 −.06 .64 .05 .27
Phenotype common garden AFLP MS‐AFLP Common garden Geographical distance
r p‐Value r p‐Value r p‐Value
 Biomass Index .48 .003 −.24 .79 .37 .01
 Inflorescence height .33 .04 −.28 .81 .25 .06
 No. of inflorescences .42 .02 −.13 .72 .04 .35
 No. of flowers .33 .04 .04 .36 .003 .41
 Flowering time .03 .33 −.01 .62 .03 .41
 Total biomass .57 .003 −.27 .85 .48 .002

Field traits were only tested with MS‐AFLP data from field‐grown plants and common garden traits were only tested with MS‐AFLP data from common garden‐grown plants. Correlations and p‐Values were derived from 1,500 permutations. Bold values indicate a p‐Value <.05.