Fig. 2

Summary statistics for life-history traits and fitness of A. thaliana populations with low (AGU, BON, and CAI) and high (MAR, MDC, and POB) genotypic and ecological diversity in edge and core environments, respectively, estimated in two common garden experiments. For each population and experiment, boxes show the lower and upper quartiles, whiskers are drawn down to the 10th percentile and up to the 90th, the line is the median of observations, and dots indicate data points. Recruitment and survival are proportions, flowering time is given in days, and fecundity and fitness are given in seeds per plant and expected seeds per plant, respectively. Light and dark tones correspond to the first and second common garden experiments, respectively, whereas blue and ochre colors refer to populations from low and high diversity groups in edge and core environments, respectively