The Journal of Insect Science: Volume 4/Article 35/Table 4

Table 4. Significantly different pairwise Nei genetic distance (D) comparisons from an 18 × 18 matrix of 14 Ostrinia nubilalis sample sites (Ithaca, New York laboratory colony data omitted). Empirical P values were determined after 10,000 Markov chain steps (permutations), and significance threshold was set using the Bonferroni adjustment for multiple tests (0.05/153 = 0.0003267).

ID	Collection site (ET)		ID	Collection site (ET)	D	P-value
1	Oxford, ME (UE)	vs.	6	Franklin Co., IN (BZ)	0.047	< 0.0001
			10	Mead, NE (BZ)	0.0869	< 0.0001
			12	Lamberton, MN (UZ)	0.0929	< 0.0001
			13	Rosemount, MN (UZ)	0.0785	< 0.0001
			15	South Shore, SD (UZ)	0.0326	< 0.0001
	Oxford, ME (UZ)		5	Columbia City, IN (BZ)	0.1005	< 0.0001
	Oxford, ME (UZ)		12	Lamberton, MN (UZ)	0.0654	< 0.0001
2	Cape Elizabeth, ME (BE)	vs.	7	Crawfordsville, IA (BZ)	0.0278	< 0.0001
			8	Hubbard, IA (BZ)	0.0328	< 0.0001
			9	Kanawha, IA (BZ)	0.0225	< 0.0001
12	Lamberton, MN (UZ)	vs.	6	Franklin Co., IN (BZ)	0.0487	< 0.0001
			9	Kanawha, IA (BZ)	0.0487	< 0.0001
			2	Cape Elizabeth (BE)	0.0851	< 0.0001
			12	Lamberton, MN (BZ)	0.0534	< 0.0001
13	Rosemount, MN (UZ)	vs.	5	Columbia City, IN (BZ)	0.0424	< 0.0001
13	Rosemount, MN (UZ)	vs.	9	Kanawha, IA (BZ)	0.0484	< 0.0001

Note: Haplotypes from Lamberton and Rosemount, Minnesota (MN), and Cape Elizabeth and Oxford, Main (ME) collection sites subdivided into ecotype (Table 2). See Table 2 for collection site ID and ecotype (ET) definition.