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Table 1 Geographic location, sample size and study site where the I. ingoides and I. edulis populations were sampled. N is sample size

From: Genetic diversity and hybridization in the two species Inga ingoides and Inga edulis: potential applications for agroforestry in the Peruvian Amazon

Species

Site

Population

N

Latitude S

Longitude W

Altitude (m)

I. ingoides

Pacaya river

RPI

47

5° 24′ 38.7858″

74° 34′ 20.3952″

105–127

Samiria river

RSI

16

5° 15′ 12.2502″

75° 22′ 2.949″

91–131

Utiquinia river

RUI

14

8° 11′ 42.2124″

74° 18′ 39.999″

148–168

I. edulis

Pacaya river

RPE

12

5° 40′ 38.6646″

74° 56′ 40.7508″

110–131

Samiria river

RSE

6

5° 14′ 15.7668″

75° 28′ 8.8998″

105–123

Utiquinia river

RUE

12

8° 9′ 47.5848″

74° 16′ 46.9158″

150–160

Macuya

MAE

27

8° 52′ 51.4842″

75° 0′ 29.1492″

216–233

Sierra del Divisor

SDE

5

7° 12′ 38.16″

74° 56′ 51.5394″

196–231

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Annals of Forest Science

ISSN: 1297-966X