Spatiogenetic characteristics of beech stands with different degrees of autochthony

BMC Ecology

Table 4 Observed average asymmetries between spatial distance and genetic difference (in spatial units), and their effective ranges of potential variation for three measures of genetic difference

stand	d ₀		d _J		d _ur
	${\bar{a}}_{s g}$	p	${\bar{a}}_{s g}$	p	${\bar{a}}_{s g}$	p
Laubach A	.408 (.402; .414)	.53	.389 (.382; .392)	.39	.369 (.364; .376)	.62
Laubach C	.389 (.382; .399)	.65	.373 (.364; .379)	.44	.353 (.348; .363)	.75
Horn	.401 (.395; .407)	.55	.382 (.370; .386)	.48	.374 (.367; .379)	.48
Karlshafen	.393 (.390; .402)	.80	.376 (.374; .384)	.86	.365 (.358; .370)	.50

${\bar{a}}_{s g}$ := average spatiogenetic asymmetry based on spatial units, p := proportion of asymmetries among 10.000 permutations exceeding ${\bar{a}}_{s g}$ , second line in parentheses := lower and upper 0.05-quantile specifying the effective range of variation of spatiogenetic asymmetry obtained for 10.000 permutations

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