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Table 5.

Variation among populations in different locations (β-diversity) for abundance Hellinger transformed data based on FECs of individual plants.

	AS ^d	TA	TD
Number of FECs	4	7	3
D ^a	0.314	0.367	0.288
$_{}^{1} D (T M)$ ^b	2.138	3.200	1.749
$_{}^{1} n D (T M)$ ^c	0.379	0.367	0.375

^a Extent of differentiation among populations of plants (represented by their FECs), based on the additive partition of dispersion; all differentiation estimates were proven to be significant (p < 0.001) with the permutation test (1000 random reshufflings), according to [33] and [29]. ^b Number of effectively different populations of FECs according to [34]. ^c Normalized number of effectively different populations of FECs [Equation (3) in [2]]. ^d Species encoding: Aegilops sharonensis (AS), Triticum aestivum (TA) and Triticum dicoccoides (TD).