Minimum spanning tree of genetic distances between individuals tab
This tab allows users to compute the genetic distance between individuals using their identity-in-state (number of shared alleles) and provides the corresponding minimum spanning unrooted tree using the classical equal-angle algorithm (Christopher Meacham in Felsenstein 2004). This network representation is useful to detect multilocus lineages (named MLL in literature) due to clonality that shape typical rosettes or small rosaries, i.e., a group of ramets differing by a limited number of mutations radiating around a main genet (Fig. 2).