Short-distance seed and pollen dispersal in both hunted and intact forests in the lower canopy African rainforest tree, Coula edulis Baill. (Coulaceae)

Table 1 Parameters of genetic diversity and consanguinity of the different cohorts of the Coula edulis populations

Population	Cohort	N	N_AE	A_R	He	Ho	F_IS	F_ISc	S (SE)	Sp (SE)
CMNP	Juveniles	154	3.89	10.07	0.695	0.594a	0.146a*	0.037 (0.013–0.061)	0.039 (0.021)	0.021 (0.003)
CMNP	Adults	646	3.81	10.16	0.692	0.608a	0.122a*	0.018 (0.008–0.029)	0.022 (0.01)	0.024 (0.003)
MFR	Seeds	104	2.88	6.57	0.595	0.406a	0.319a*	0.143 (0.087–0.206)	0.13 (0.06)	-
	Juveniles	171	3.22	6.93	0.633	0.525b	0.171b*	0.031 (0.004–0.061)	0.08 (0.03)	0.047 (0.012)
	Adults	237	3.07	6.81	0.623	0.548b	0.120b*	0.011 (0.001–0.024)	0.02 (0.03)	0.032 (0.003)
Fifinda	Juveniles	72	3.46	7.59	0.651	0.602a	0.076a	0.040 (0.009–0.059)	0 (0.01)	0.033 (0.005)
Fifinda	Adults	73	3.62	8.46	0.666	0.597a	0.104a*	0.028 (0.001–0.055)	0 (0.01)	0.024 (0.003)

N: sample size; N_AE: effective number of alleles; A_R: allelic richness (k = 130); He: expected heterozygosity (gene diversity corrected for sample size); Ho: observed heterozygosity; F_IS: inbreeding coefficient potentially biased by null alleles; F_ISc: inbreeding coefficient accounting for null alleles (95% posterior range); S: selfing rate based on identity disequilibrium; Sp: degree of fine-scale spatial genetic structure (FSGS); SE: standard error
Letters for Ho and F_IS: within populations, values that share a common letter do not differ significantly (P > 0.05) in the analysis of variance. * Indicates F_IS > 0 at P < 0.01

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