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Table 3 Effect of within-canopy leaf position on the composition of phyllosphere microbial communities of European beech (Fagus sylvatica), tested using permutational multivariate analyses of variance (PERMANOVA). Compositional dissimilarities among leaves were estimated using the binary version of Jaccard distance. The effects of sampling date (D), tree identity (T), within-canopy vertical position (CV), and horizontal position (CH) and their interaction were tested using sample Set#1(Fig. 1C)

From: Leaf microbiome data for European beech (Fagus sylvatica) at the leaf and canopy scales collected in a gallery forest in South-West France

 

Bacteria

Fungi

d.f

F-value

R 2

P-value

d.f

F-value

R 2

P-value

Vertical position (CV)

2

6.047

0.044

0.001***

2

7.192

0.048

0.001***

Horizontal position (CH)

1

3.561

0.013

0.001***

1

3.347

0.011

0.001***

Date (D)

2

8.333

0.061

0.001***

2

7.390

0.050

0.001***

Tree (T)

2

5.441

0.040

0.001***

2

17.101

0.115

0.001***

CV x CH

2

1.728

0.013

0.001***

2

1.957

0.013

0.001***

CV x D

4

2.020

0.030

0.001***

4

1.638

0.022

0.001***

CH x D

2

2.090

0.015

0.001***

2

1.799

0.012

0.001***

CV x T

4

2.024

0.030

0.001***

4

2.900

0.039

0.001***

CH x T

2

1.886

0.014

0.001***

2

1.917

0.013

0.001***

D x T

4

2.233

0.033

0.001***

4

2.167

0.029

0.001***

CV x CH x D

4

1.538

0.023

0.001***

4

1.460

0.020

0.001***

CV x CH x T

4

1.659

0.024

0.001***

4

1.679

0.023

0.001***

CV x D x T

8

1.487

0.044

0.001***

8

1.421

0.038

0.001***

CH x D x T

4

1.446

0.021

0.001***

4

1.393

0.019

0.001***

CV x CH x D x T

8

1.481

0.044

0.001***

8

1.446

0.039

0.001***