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. 2005 Dec;71(12):8228–8235. doi: 10.1128/AEM.71.12.8228-8235.2005

TABLE 2.

UniFrac P valuesa

Sample Compared sample(s) (P value)
SRU1 SNU3 (0.118), STU2 (0.111)
STU2 SNU3 (0.201), SRU1 (0.111), SNU5 (0.066), SNU6 (0.107)
SNU3 SNU6 (0.802), SNU7 (0.070), SRU1 (0.118), STU2 (0.201)
SNC4 WTC11 (0.105), SNU5 (0.053)
SNU5 SNC4 (0.053), STU2 (0.066)
SNU6 SNU7 (0.394), SNU3 (0.802), STU2 (0.107)
SNU7 SNU6 (0.394), SNU3 (0.070)
WRU8
WTC9 WTC11 (0.639), INU20 (0.076), INC19 (0.155), INU18 (0.097)
WTU10
WTC11 SNC4 (0.105), WTC9 (0.639), INC19 (0.055)
WTU12
WPU13 WPU14 (0.238)
WPU14 WPU13 (0.238)
INC15
IRU16 INU18 (0.257)
IRC17
INU18 WTC9 (0.097), INU20 (0.055), INC19 (0.233), IRC17 (0.257)
INC19 WTC11 (0.055), WTC9 (0.155), INU18 (0.233)
INU20 WTC9 (0.076), INU18 (0.055)
a

UniFrac P values were based on comparisons to 1,000 randomized trees. Results are listed only if the P value (listed in parentheses) is ≥0.05. All other pairwise comparisons indicated that the communities were significantly different.