Table 4.

Average values of microsatellite diversity statistics for several species studied in the Canary Islands and Afromontane forests

Species	A	H e	Reference
Canary Islands
Canarina canariensis	2.5	0.367	–
Bencomia exstipulata	3.50	0.440	González-Pérez et al., 2009a
Bencomia caudata	5.13	0.620	González-Pérez et al., 2009a
Myrica rivas-martinezii	6.50	0.560	González-Pérez et al., 2009b
Neochamalea pulverulenta	7.85	0.425–0.812	Rigueiro et al., 2009
Myrica faya	9.30	0.570	González-Pérez et al., 2009b
Olea europaea subsp. guanchica	14.00	0.710	García-Verdugo et al., 2010
Ilex perado subsp. lopezlilloi	2.13	0.480	Sosa et al., 2010a
Ilex perado subsp. platyphylla	5.37	0.600	Sosa et al., 2010a
Ilex canariensis	2.38	0.420	Sosa et al., 2010a
Sambucus palmensis	6.80	0.499	Sosa et al., 2010b
Silene nocteolens	15.83	0.780	Sosa et al., 2010a
Pinus canariensis	22.80	0.771	López de Heredia et al., 2010
Parolinia ornata	4.38	0.515	González-Pérez and Caujapé-Castells, 2014
Ruta oreojasme	7.62	0.687	Meloni et al., 2015
Phoenix canariensis	4.41	0.476	Saro et al., 2015
Micromeria rivas-martinezii	9.80	0.500	Puppo et al., 2016
Micromeria glomerata	4.27	0.310	Puppo et al., 2016
Afromontane forests
Canarina eminii	1.93	0.300	–
Coffea arabica	2–3.20	0.050–0.242	Silvestrini et al., 2007
Acacia senegal	6.90	0.667	Omondi et al., 2010
Senegalia mellifera	7.00	0.620	Ruiz Guajardo et al., 2010
Prunus africana	2.0 – 4.00	0.105–0.728	Kadu et al., 2011

A, allelic richness.