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Table 4 Estimates of coalescent parameters from the divergence between potato and tobacco populations of Rhizoctonia solani AG-3

From: Phylogeography of the Solanaceae-infecting Basidiomycota fungus Rhizoctonia solani AG-3 based on sequence analysis of two nuclear DNA loci

Loci and populations

Effective sample size

Population growth rate a

Theta (4Ne μ) b

Migration rate c 4Nm (+ = receiving population)

pP42F

    

1, +

 

2, +

1.

Potato (Northern US + Eastern NC)

26

37.05

0.01412

-

 

0.0000

2.

Tobacco (US + Brazil)

30

-23.63

0.00422

0.0994

 

-

pP89

    

1, +

2, +

3, +

1.

Potato (Northern US)

10

34.12

0.00203

-

5.1115

0.0000

2.

Potato (Eastern NC)

16

10.21

0.00155

0.1258

-

0.0417

3.

Tobacco (US + Brazil)

30

-36.95

0.00176

0.0000

0.0000

-

  1. a Most probable estimate of population growth rate calculated by Bayesian analyses using the program Lamarc 2.0 [28, 29].
  2. b Theta values represent a measure of effective population size (for diploids, Theta = 4Neμ, where Ne = effective population size and μ = mutation rate inferred for each locus).
  3. c Migration between geographical or host populations was estimated using an isolation with migration model in the program Migrate implemented by SNAP Workbench [68]. Source populations are shown along the top and sink populations are indicated on the left. Estimates of population's growth, theta and migration rates are at 95% confidence interval.