Spatiogenetic characteristics of beech stands with different degrees of autochthony

BMC Ecology

Table 3 Observed correlations between spatial distance and genetic difference, and their effective ranges of potential variation for three measures of genetic difference

stand	d ₀		d _J		d _ur
	c _sg	p	c _sg	p	c _sg	p
Laubach A	.0232 (-.0441; 0453)	.19	.0120 (-.0395; .0407)	.31	.0350 (-.0509; .0521)	.14
Laubach C	.0202 (-.0602; .0619)	.28	.0203 (-.0562; .0592)	.28	.0177 (-.0655; .0677)	.32
Horn	.0146 (-.0415; .0416)	.28	.0098 (-.0340; .0356)	.31	-.0153 (-.0515; .0523)	.31
Karlshafen	.0077 (-.0422; .0428)	.38	.0132 (-.0370; .0377)	.28	-.0182 (-.0507; .0520)	.72

c_sg:= spatiogenetic correlation coefficient, p := proportion of correlation coefficients among 10.000 permutations exceeding c_sg, second line in parentheses:= lower and upper 0.05-quantile specifying the effective range of variation of spatiogenetic correlation obtained for 10.000 permutations

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