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. 2015 Mar 16;10(3):e0118952. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0118952

Table 2. Results of mixed effects model analyses for log-transformed abundance and richness of algae, amoebae and flagellates, with “bromeliad” treated as a random effect.

Algae: Abundance Richness Amoebae: Abundance Richness Flagellates: Abundance Richness
ndf ddf F P F P ddf F P F P ddf F P F P
Sorter 1 189 46.736 <0.001 1.440 0.232 182 20.72 <0.001 14.127 <0.001 74 86.525 <0.001 42.291 <0.001
Canopy openness 1 23 0.041 0.841 3.521 0.073 23 0.774 0.388 1.750 0.199 19 0.304 0.588 0.09 0.768
Trophic treatment + 2 23 25.644 <0.001 7.041 0.004 23 67.304 <0.001 23.208 <0.001 19 14.418 <0.001 7.369 0.004
Temperature 1 189 0.621 0.432 0.937 0.334 182 2.123 0.147 4.987 0.027 74 3.706 0.058 0.335 0.565
Dispersal ++ 2 189 1.555 0.214 1.621 0.200 182 1.404 0.248 0.030 0.970 74 0.013 0.987 0.286 0.752

+Trophic treatment levels: control, predator addition and resource addition.

++Dispersal levels: control, local dispersal and regional dispersal, P-values<0.05 are printed in bold. ndf = numerator degrees of freedom, ddf = denumerator degrees of freedom