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LEE et al (2007)<br />

SM<br />

BI<br />

LU<br />

TM<br />

52<br />

SP<br />

PS<br />

Fig. 5. Neighbor-joining (NJ) cluster analysis based on D A<br />

distances (Nei et al. 1983) among<br />

the Sungai Pinang (SP), Lumut (LU), Pangkor Selatan (PS), Segari Melintang (SM) and Teluk<br />

Muroh (TM) populations. The bootstrap values (based on 1000 replications) were generated<br />

by PowerMarker software (Liu & Muse 2005).<br />

The summary results of mating system, paternity assignment and breeding unit parameters are<br />

given in Table 5. Shorea lumutensis can be inferred to follow the mixed-mating model (mean<br />

outcrossing rate = 63.4%), with B004 showing the lowest value of outcrossing rate (22.2%)<br />

and B005 the highest (92.0%). The pollen flow is moderately extensive, in the range of 122.0<br />

m (B004) to 220.3 m (B385) with the mean of 175.2 m, and this allowed us to postulate that<br />

low energy insects might be the main pollinators for S. lumutensis. In comparison with the<br />

germination study, mother trees with higher outcrossing rate and receiving pollen from many<br />

distant paternal trees produced bigger seeds, and bigger seeds have a greater probability to<br />

germinate and establish seedlings. The mean breeding unit size and area were estimated as 52<br />

individuals and 11.8 ha, respectively. The minimum population size to maintain current levels<br />

of genetic diversity (number of alleles) is shown in Fig. 6. The basic relationship between A t<br />

with sample size was logarithmic. To maintain 95% of alleles, 270 individuals are required (in<br />

the range of 200-310 individuals).<br />

Table 5. The summary results of mating system, paternity assignment and breeding unit<br />

parameters of four half-sib families of S. lumutensis in Sungai Pinang. Value in parentheses is<br />

the standard deviation.<br />

Mating system and paternity assignment<br />

% of seed<br />

Mean pollen<br />

% of seed due received<br />

flow<br />

to outcrossing pollen outside<br />

distance/m<br />

plot<br />

Breeding unit parameter<br />

Tree No.<br />

No. of<br />

seeds<br />

Size/individual<br />

Area/ha<br />

B004 38 22.2 11.1 122.0 (0.0) 70 16.0<br />

B005 50 92.0 24.0 220.0 (120.2) 47 10.7<br />

B026 44 61.4 13.6 138.4 (28.3) 45 10.3<br />

B385 50 78.0 16.0 220.3 (78.5) 44 10.1<br />

Mean 45.5 63.4 (15.1) 16.2 (2.8) 175.2 (26.2) 52 (6) 11.8 (1.4)<br />

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