Detecting local establishment strategies of wild cherry (Prunus avium L.)

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Table 4 Results of the Type one error analysis

Multilocus-Genotype (MLG)	$\tilde{P}$ (g)	ω (g)	A_r(g) for C₂^N= 0.05	C₂^Nfor A_r(g) = 0,0275
Ror1	1.2196· 10^-5	0.232	0.0275	/
Ror2	1.2658· 10^-7	0.054	/	0.0032
Ror3	1.5866· 10^-5	0.090	/	0.0087
Ror4	3.4244· 10^-5	0.268	/	0.0649
Wib1	3.5754· 10^-5	0.282	0.0162	/
Wib2	1.6788· 10^-7	0.071	/	0.0104
Wib3	8.0274· 10^-6	0.282	0.0162	/
Wib4	1.0481· 10^-5	0.166	0.0275	/
Wib5	1.9321· 10^-6	0.038	/	0.0031
Wib6	5.1381· 10^-5	0.282	0.0161	/
Wib7	1.9983· 10^-6	0.224	/	0.0830
Wib8	6.2936· 10^-7	0.052	/	0.0057
Wib9	7.4621· 10^-7	0.083	/	0.0139
Wib10	4.7596· 10^-6	0.282	/	0.1231
Wib11	1.0203· 10^-8	0.038	/	0.0031
Wib12	5.4225· 10^-8	0.064	/	0.0085
Wib13	2.2618· 10^-7	0.038	/	0.0031

(1) the expected frequency $\tilde{P}$ (g) of the multilocus genotypes (MLG) in Table 3 under the assumption of random association of the alleles; (2) the least upper bound ω (g) of the frequency of the MLG set by the population frequencies of the alleles that are represented in this MLG; (3) the value of A_r(g) for which C₂^N= ε = 0.05 (/denotes the absence of a Type one error); (4) the value of C₂^Nfor the relative gene association A_r(g) = 0.0275 that would have avoided all of the observed Type one errors (values in bold exceed significance level ε = 0.05)

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