Geographic parthenogenesis and plant-enemy interactions in the common dandelion

Table 1 Characteristics and infection proportions of the T. officinale populations

Site	Latitude	Longitude	Elevation (m)	% Apomicts	Rust infection	Weevil infection
South:
F1	46.608	3.826	256	18	0.48	n.d.
F2	46.591	4.510	301	15	0	0.17
F3	46.660	5.723	540	0	0	0.33
F4	47.295	6.803	554	0	0.54	0.35
F5	47.989	4.933	251	100	0.05	n.d.
F6	48.319	5.704	302	48	0.03	n.d.
F7	48.443	7.190	366	100	0.40	0.34
S1	47.154	7.009	789	0	0	0.73
G1	47.726	7.874	459	0	0.81	0.46
G2	48.202	8.117	421	0	0.27	0.18
North:
B1	50.547	5.822	226	100	0	0.01
B2	50.976	5.7250	34	100	0	n.d.
N1	50.838	5.853	117	100	0.05	0.08
N2	51.958	5.742	8	100	0.49	n.d.
D1	55.379	9.228	39	100	0	n.d.
D2	55.570	11.896	29	100	0	0.37
D3	55.666	11.839	29	100	0	0.19
Sw1	55.686	13.482	30	100	0	0.01

See Figure 3 for population locations. Infection rates are the proportion of infected individuals within the population sample. Weevil infection was not determined (n.d.) in some populations.

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