The genetic structure of Arabidopsis thaliana in the south-western Mediterranean range reveals a shared history between North Africa and southern Europe

Table 2 Genetic diversity of A. thaliana in different world regions

World region	N	PL	H _S	R _S	R _P
North America	6	66	0.266±0.013	1.66±0.03	0±0
Morocco	20	54	0.192±0.013	1.50±0.03	0±0
Iberia	181	95	0.315±0.011	1.78±0.02	0.015±0.004
British Isles	11	81	0.299±0.012	1.77±0.02	0.005±0.003
Central Europe	51	92	0.324±0.011	1.79±0.02	0.003±0.001
Fennoscandia	13	79	0.308±0.012	1.76±0.03	0.004±0.003
South Europe	7	72	0.284±0.013	1.72±0.03	0.003±0.003
East Europe	6	63	0.247±0.013	1.63±0.03	0±0
East Asia	8	73	0.279±0.012	1.72±0.03	0.001±0.000
Caucasus	10	71	0.276±0.013	1.70±0.03	0.005±0.003
Central Asia	8	79	0.298±0.011	1.78±0.03	0.007±0.005
Japan	12	73	0.277±0.012	1.70±0.03	0.002±0.001

The following parameters are shown for world regions arranged from west to east: number of populations (N), percentage of polymorphic loci (PL), gene diversity (H_S), allelic richness (R_S) and private allelic richness (R_P) per locus. H_S, R_S and R_P are mean values ± SE.

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