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. 2014 Jul 1;9(7):e100353. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0100353

Table 2. Mixed-effect model results for relative change in volume.

Estimate MCMC mean HPD95 lower HPD95 upper P MCMC
Intercept (12°C, 400 µatm) 0.5757 0.576 −0.5879 1.7408 0.2
CO2 (1200 µatm) 0.1912 0.1949 −1.5094 1.7968 0.7
Temperature (14°C) 1.0355 1.0313 0.4737 1.5856 0.002 **
Temperature (16°C) 1.0139 1.0099 0.4844 1.5724 <0.001 ***
Temperature (18°C) 1.2814 1.2781 0.7158 1.8165 <0.001 ***
Temperature (20°C) 1.9023 1.9014 1.3296 2.4392 <0.001 ***
Temperature (24°C) 1.0539 1.0524 0.4946 1.5825 0.002 **
CO2 (1200)×Temp (14°C) −0.9646 −0.9612 −1.7286 −0.1463 0.02 *
CO2 (1200)×Temp (16°C) −0.6219 −0.6173 −1.3872 0.1611 0.1
CO2 (1200)×Temp (18°C) −0.481 −0.4781 −1.2506 0.3101 0.2
CO2 (1200)×Temp (20°C) −0.6692 −0.6665 −1.4841 0.0929 0.1
CO2 (1200)×Temp (24°C) 0.1424 0.1448 −0.652 0.8845 0.7

Output includes model estimates for fixed factors (Estimate) and the mean estimate across Markov chain Monte Carlo samples (MCMC mean), the upper and lower 95% highest posterior density intervals (HPD95 lower and HPD95 upper) and p-values based on the posterior distribution and Markov chain Monte Carlo sampling (p MCMC). Asterisks denote significance, with.

‘*’ = P<0.05,

‘**” = P<0.01, and

‘***” = P<0.001.