High cryptic species diversity is revealed by genome-wide polymorphisms in a wild relative of banana, Musa itinerans, and implications for its conservation in subtropical China

Table 2 Introgression four population tests of varieties of Musa itinerans

JK-D^a	V (JK-D)^b	Z-score^c	nABBA	nBABA	nBlocks	^dFour populations
−0.19	0.000069	−31.81	116,130.9	171,401.0	97	((Mch, Mgd), Mit), O)
−0.08	0.000041	−12.28	140,626.9	164,749.7	97	((Mch, Mgd), Mlc), O)
−0.15	0.000059	−19.63	119,522.4	161,999.8	97	((Mch, Mlc),Mit), O)
0.04	0.000054	5.33	149,391.0	138,090.1	97	((Mgd, Mlc), Mit), O)

^aJK-D denotes the mean value of Jackknife bootstrapping;
^bV(JK-D) denotes the variance of JK-D;
^cZ scores > 3 are considered significant evidence of a nonzero D-statistic value, consistent with the presence of admixture; given phylogeny (((P1, P2), P3), O)), positive D-statistic values are indicative of gene flow between P2 and P3; negative values are indicative of gene flow between P1 and P3
^dMch: M. itinerans var. chinensis, Mgd: M. itinerans var. guangdongensis, Mlc: M. itinerans var. lechangensis, Mit: M. itinerans var. itinerans, O: outgroup, M. basjoo

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