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. 2014 Nov 16;66(2):613–623. doi: 10.1093/jxb/eru439

Table 1.

Summary of final model statistical analyses of individual amino acid responses to plant damage (Treatment), temperature, and CO2 treatments

Amino acid CO2 Temperature Treatment Temperature×CO2 Treatment× Temperature
F 1,6 P F 1,6 P F 5,264 P F 1,6 P F 5,264 P
Alanine (Ala)1 28.26 0.002 3.48 0.005
Argininea (Arg)2 14.41 0.009 2.41 0.037
Aspartic acid (Asp)2 22.9 0.003 3.62 0.004
Cysteine (Cys)4
Glutamic acid (Glu)3 10.33 0.02 17.23 0.006 5.78 <0.001
Glycine (Gly)1 8.99 0.024
Histidinea (His)2 11.66 0.014 4.79 <0.001
Isoleucinea (Ile)1 2.77 0.019
Leucinea (Leu)1 9.22 0.023
Lysinea (Lys)1,2,3,5 23.91 0.003 10.88 <0.001
Methioninea (Met)4 3.83 0.002 15.49 0.008
Phenylalaninea (Phe)1 10.64 0.017 3.74 0.003
Proline (Pro)1 7.43 0.034 2.36 0.04
Serine (Ser)1 9.25 0.023 2.31 0.045
Threoninea (Thr)1
Tyrosine (Tyr)5 6.99 <0.001
Valinea (Val)1

Treatments that were not significant (–) and interactive effects that are not displayed were absent from the final models. All dependent variables were log transformed to standardize residuals. Superscript numbers indicate groupings used for PERMANOVA based on correlations (>0.5).

a Essential amino acids as defined by Morris (1991).