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. 2019 Mar 27;123(7):1179–1189. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcz024

Table 1.

Sampling information and genetic diversity of 16 populations of red birch, ‘diploid’ red birch and white birch based on microsatellites. Populations with less than seven samples are not included

Code Species* Location Latitude (°N) Longitude (°E) Gene diversity Allelic richness
XYB R (18) Ningshan County 33.47 108.5 0.78 5.99
XYB D (7) Ningshan County 33.47 108.5 0.68 4.3
BYS D (20) Song County 33.65 111.83 0.61 3.84
TY R (38) Taibai County 34 107.29 0.78 5.82
TY W (32) Taibai County 34 107.29 0.59 4.06
TTH R (30) Feng County 34.27 106.52 0.78 6.12
TTH W (23) Feng County 34.27 106.52 0.59 4.16
MJS R (8) Maiji Mountain 34.34 106.02 0.77 5.47
SWP R (24) Shunwangping 35.43 111.97 0.76 5.77
SWP W (15) Shunwangping 35.43 111.97 0.66 4.4
PQG R (32) Pangquangou 37.89 111.43 0.8 6.11
PQG W (21) Pangquangou 37.89 111.43 0.67 4.5
BSH R (20) Baishi Mountain 39.21 114.69 0.8 6.11
BSH W (19) Baishi Mountain 39.21 114.69 0.61 4.41
XLS R (25) Xiling Mountain 40.03 115.32 0.8 6.34
XLS W (30) Xiling Mountain 40.03 115.32 0.65 4.65

*R, D and W represent red birch, ‘diploid’ red birch and white birch, respectively. The number in parentheses is the sample size. One location (BYS) for red birch and one location (TTH) for ‘diploid’ red birch were not included in this table as sample numbers there are less than seven.