Genetic diversity of calcareous grassland plant species depends on historical landscape configuration

BMC Ecology

Table 5 Genetic diversity of the study species

St.	Name	P.v.	n	D.c.	n	M.f.	n	P.c.	n	S.p.	n
01	Eichelberg	0.23	13	0.26	15	0.39	15	0.34	15	0.35	13
02	Münchsried	0.30	14	0.35	15	0.38	15	0.33	15	0.36	15
03	Oel	0.20	15	0.26	15	0.38	15	–	–	0.35	15
04	Staudenberg	0.20	15	0.25	15	0.36	15	–	–	0.37	14
05	Eitelberg	0.25	15	0.32	15	0.36	15	0.27	15	0.34	15
06	Kühschlag	0.27	15	0.32	15	0.36	15	0.31	15	0.33	15
07	Kallmünz	0.30	15	0.28	15	0.35	15	0.29	15	0.33	15
08	Kronbuckel	0.29	12	0.30	15	0.37	15	–	–	0.37	15
09	Ziegelhütte	0.30	15	0.31	15	0.38	15	0.36	11	0.36	15
10	Weichseldorf	0.22	15	0.29	15	0.37	15	0.33	15	0.34	15
11	Fuchsenbügl	0.22	15	0.29	15	0.37	15	0.31	15	0.35	15
12	Undorf	0.22	15	0.32	15	0.37	15	0.28	15	0.33	15
13	Schafbuckel	0.30	15	0.34	15	0.38	15	0.31	14	0.35	15
14	Goldberg	0.23	15	0.35	15	0.39	15	0.35	15	0.36	15
15	Schönhofen	0.26	15	0.31	15	0.36	15	0.29	15	0.33	15
16	Traidendorf	0.24	15	0.31	15	0.36	15	0.31	15	0.32	15
17	Gänsleite	0.27	15	0.31	15	0.38	15	0.31	15	0.34	15
18	Pfaffenberg	0.32	12	0.29	13	0.37	15	0.37	15	0.36	15
	Mean/total	0.18	261	0.23	268	0.29	270	0.25	220	0.26	267
	SE	±0.01		±0.01		±0		±0.01		±0.00

Nei’s Gene Diversity of Primula veris (P.v.), Dianthus carthusianorum (D.c.), Medicago falcata (M.f.), Polygala comosa (P.c.) and Salvia pratensis (S.p.) and the respective sample sizes

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