Landscape genetics reveals that adaptive genetic divergence in Pinus bungeana (Pinaceae) is driven by environmental variables relating to ecological habitats

Table 1 Details of population locations, sample size, genetic diversity of ten populations for P. bungeana

Population no. and code	Locations	Altitude (meters)	Lat.(N)/ Long.(E)	N	N _A	PPA	H _E
Middle group
1.SXNN	Nannao Mt., Shanxi	955	36.33/113.51	17	153	35.6	0.143
2.GSLG	Lingguan Mt., Gansu	1220	33.94/106.36	16	96	22.3	0.077
3.SXLJ	Laojun Mt., Shaanxi	1436	34.33/110.19	17	109	25.3	0.095
4.SXWZ	Wuzi Mt., Shaanxi	748	32.95/107.85	16	100	23.3	0.077
North group
5.SXWJ	Wujin Mt., Shanxi	1198	37.86/112.77	19	129	30	0.104
6.HNSN	Shennong Mt., Henan	1028	35.22/112.80	19	124	28.8	0.094
7.SXWL	Wulao Mt., Shanxi	1355	34.81/110.58	16	100	23.3	0.083
8.GSMJ	Maiji Mt., Gansu	1572	34.35/106.01	19	97	22.6	0.085
South group
9.SCGP	Gaopinghui, Sichuan	1091	32.23/105.07	18	87	20.2	0.071
10.HBLJ	Lijiazhai, Hubei	712	31.90/111.61	18	91	21.2	0.069

N_A number of polymorphic alleles, PPA percentage of polymorphic alleles, H_E Nei’s (1973) measure of gene diversity

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