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Table 2 Infection rates and proportion of homospecific backcrosses for the four given hybrid genotypes

From: Experimental hybridization and backcrossing reveal forces of reproductive isolation in Microbotryum

Gamete type* and isolates no.

Silene latifolia

Silene colorata

A

B

C

D

p

A

B

C

D

p

M-Sl a1 H

147

123

120

0.69

0.00

116

63

37

0.39

0.32

1

37

32

31

0.52

29

13

4

0.50

2

33

28

28

0.89

33

17

12

0.58

3

44

35

32

0.72

28

15

13

0.46

4

33

28

29

0.62

26

18

8

0.00

M-Sl a2 H

153

126

100

0.63

0.01

98

68

63

0.59

0.13

19

42

37

23

0.52

 

28

21

18

0.61

 

20

37

32

24

0.58

 

29

22

19

0.58

 

22

39

30

29

0.69

 

21

14

16

0.75

 

23

35

27

24

0.71

 

20

11

10

0.40

 

M-Sd a1 H

140

110

52

0.46

0.68

93

54

42

0.33

0.02

12

41

36

15

0.67

22

12

7

0.43

13

30

23

12

0.25

23

14

10

0.50

15

37

29

17

0.41

28

15

14

0.21

16

32

22

8

0.50

20

13

11

0.18

M-Sd a2 H

145

129

67

0.45

0.46

107

53

41

0.41

0.21

8

34

30

18

0.39

19

8

7

0.43

9

33

30

15

0.53

24

14

11

0.27

10

37

33

18

0.61

34

13

14

0.36

11

41

36

16

0.25

41

18

9

0.56

  1. *M-Sla1H: haploid hybrid genotype with a1 mating type chromosome originating from M. lychnidis-dioicae; M-Sda2H: haploid hybrid genotype with a2 mating type chromosome originating from M. silenes-dioicae (and vice versa for M-Sda1H and M-Sla2H). A: number of plants inoculated; B: number of infected plants; C: number of infected flowers genotyped; D: proportion of infection arising from homospecific backcrosses, p: binomial probability. Numbers in bold: summed (A,B,C) and averaged (D) values for the four isolates of each gamete type.