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. 2010 Sep 7;5(9):e12614. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0012614

Table 2. Outbreeding effects on tolerance to snail and artificial damage.

Source DF F P
a) Artificial damage Initial # leaves 1 34.65 0.0001
Number of Fruits Population 18 1.61 0.0526
Cross 1 1.75 0.1859
Artificial damage 1 1.00 0.3172
Family(Population) 129 2.48 0.0001
Population × Cross 11 1.14 0.3278
Population × Artificial damage 17 0.61 0.8827
Artificial damage × Cross 1 1.58 0.2088
Population × Cross × Artificial damage 11 1.13 0.3367
Artificial damage × Family(Population) 128 0.81 0.9350
Residual 757
b) Snail damage Initial # leaves 1 19.67 0.0001
Number of Fruits Population 18 2.92 0.0001
Cross 1 0.18 0.6734
Family(population) 131 2.51 0.0001
Damage by snails (%) 1 11.42 0.0008
Population × Cross 11 1.89 0.0377
Population × Damage by snails (%) 18 1.98 0.0377
Cross × Damage by snails (%) 1 0.26 0.6072
Population × Cross × Damage by snails (%) 11 2.37 0.0070
Family(population) × Damage by snails (%) 129 1.08 0.2807
Residual 809

ANCOVA summary of a) effects of populations, cross (with or between population outbreeding) and artificial damage (clipped and sprayed versus undamaged) on the number fruits produced after damage in our artificial-damage experiment and b) effects of populations, cross, family and level of snail damage on the number of fruits produced after damage in our snail herbivory experiment.