Table 2. Diversity indices of 11 SSR markers detected in a set of 128 olive accessions from Algeria, Italy, Malta, and Syria.

SSR ID	Size range	Na	Ne	I	Ho	He	F	NAC	Rp	PIC	F nulli (%)
DCA03	232–257	12	8.24	2.24	0.87	0.87	0.009	30	2.33	0.87	0.37
DCA05	194–220	11	6.25	2.00	0.72	0.84	0.138	28	2.02	0.82	7.17
DCA09	162–210	20	13.58	2.74	0.81	0.92	0.116	47	2.18	0.92	6.07
DCA13	110–156	13	3.67	1.74	0.58	0.72	0.194	22	2.00	0.70	12.70
DCA15	246–275	10	3.03	1.51	0.42	0.67	0.371	16	3.06	0.68	24.25
DCA16	120–191	25	11.21	2.71	0.87	0.91	0.038	45	2.00	0.91	1.88
DCA17	107–189	23	5.36	2.16	0.55	0.81	0.321	34	2.01	0.80	19.09
DCA18	116–207	19	7.72	2.29	0.80	0.87	0.081	39	2.10	0.86	4.30
UDO43	170–222	22	9.27	2.58	0.89	0.89	−0.007	39	2.02	0.89	0.95
GAPU101	180–219	15	7.18	2.18	0.75	0.86	0.121	32	2.01	0.84	6.58
EMO90	182–202	9	6.09	1.91	0.68	0.83	0.185	23	2.35	0.82	10.70
Total		179
Mean		16.27	7.4		0.72	0.830	0.142			0.82

Note:

Na, number of observed alleles; Ne, effective alleles; I, Shannon’s information index; H_o, observed heterozygosity; H_e, expected heterozygosity; F, fixation index; NAC, number of allele combinations; R_p, resolving power; PIC, polymorphic information content; F nulli, frequency of nulli alleles.