Figure 2From: Aquaporins in the wild: natural genetic diversity and selective pressure in the PIP gene family in five Neotropical tree speciesGraphical representation of observed statistics and their neutral confidence intervals for each of the analysed genes. (a) Tajima's D statistic; (b) Fu and Li's F* statistic; (c) Fu and Li's D* statistic; (d) Fu's F S statistic; (e) Nei's genetic diversity H. A, Carapa guianensis population SE; B, Carapa guianensis population NW; C, Eperua falcata, population NW; D, Eperua falcata, population SW; E, Eperua grandiflora; F, Virola sebifera; G, Pachira quinata. For each species and population, genes are the same as in Table 3. For C and D, genes appear in the order: EfaPIP1.1, EfaPIP1.2, EfaPIP2.1. Filled squares: observed values for each test (red, green = significant, P < 0.05; orange = marginally significant, 0.10 <P < 0.05). Dashed lines: neutral confidence intervals. Values exceeding the upper limit of the confidence interval (red) indicate balanced selection or bottleneck; values lower than the lower limit of the confidence interval (green) indicate negative selection or population expansion (in (e), green squares indicate significant values after Bonferroni correction). "No polymorphism": this population did not show any sequence variation for this gene.Back to article page