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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Phytopathology. 2013 Jan;103(1):74–80. doi: 10.1094/PHYTO-05-12-0099-R

Table 2.

Statistical P values for the comparison of slopes (in parentheses) and estimates of the intercepts (in parentheses) for the amount of MGDGa or DGDG regressed against harvest time for wheat cultivars resistant and susceptible to tan spot (lines shown in Figs. 2 and 3).

MGDG
Comparison of slopes S-b (-2.37) R+ (-1.91) S+ (-8.61)
R- (-2.39) 0.9896 0.8112 0.0025
S- (-2.37) - 0.8227 0.0025
R+ (-1.91) - - 0.0011
Comparison of interceptsc
R- vs. S- (96.5 vs. 87.3) 0.0482 - -
R+ vs. R- (85.4 vs. 96.5) 0.0172 - -
R+ vs. S- (85.4 vs. 87.3) 0.6890 - -
DGDG
Comparison of slopes S- (-1.01) R+ (-1.70) S+ (-5.02)
R- (-1.25) 0.7771 0.5996 <0.0001
S- (-1.01) - 0.4215 <0.0001
R+ (-1.70) - - 0.0001
Comparison of interceptsc
R- vs. S- (54.7 vs. 49.9) 0.0127 - -
R+ vs. R- (49.5 vs. 54.7) 0.0064 - -
R+ vs. S- (49.5 vs. 49.9) 0.8212 - -
a

Abbreviations: MGDG = monogalactosyldiacylglycerol; and DGDG = digalactosyldiacylglycerol.

b

R- = wheat cultivars resistant to tan spot without inoculation; S- = susceptible cultivars without inoculation; R+ = resistant cultivars with inoculation; and S+ = susceptible cultivars with inoculation. Slopes (normalized signal/mg/day) and estimates of the intercepts are shown in parentheses.

c

The estimates of the intercepts were only compared for those pairings where the slopes of the lines were not significantly different.