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. 2015 Mar 26;6:230. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2015.00230

Table 1.

PERMANOVAs based on Bray–Curtis (BC) similarity measure for square-root transformed relative abundances or Jaccard similarity measure (composition) of bacterial TRF profiles associated with Phyllospora in the first experiment from the point of view of (A) the origin of the algae or (B) the destination.

Square-root transformed BC
Jaccard
Source df MS pseudo-F p(perm.) MS pseudo-F p(perm.)

(A) Origin

Treatment (Tr) 3 2456 1.06 0.426 3149 0.95 0.569
Place (Pl) 1 1608 2.13 0.002 2462 1.68 0.004
Tr × Pl 3 2326 3.08 <0.001 3324 2.27 <0.001
Residual 26 756 1463

Pairwise tests PB: TP ≠ TL = D ≠ U
Cr: TP ≠ TL ≠ D ≠ U
PB: TP ≠ TL = D ≠ U
Cr: TP ≠ TL ≠ D ≠ U

(B) Destination

Tr 2 2041 1.35 0.291 2728 1.23 0.330
Pl 1 2272 3.13 < 0.001 3942 2.74 < 0.001
Tr × Pl 2 1517 2.09 0.001 2226 1.55 0.002
Residual 18 725 1440

Pairwise tests PB: TL = D ≠ U
Cr: TL ≠ D ≠ U
PB: TL = D ≠ U
Cr: TL = U ≠ D

(A) Treatment was fixed with four levels (U, Undisturbed; D, Disturbed; TL, Translocated; TP, Transplanted), Place of origin was random with two levels (CR, Cronulla; PB, Palm Beach). (B) Treatment was fixed with three levels (U, D, TL), Place of destination was random with two levels (Cr, PB). The replicates were the Phyllospora individuals (n = 2–5). P-values were calculated using 9,999 permutations under a reduced model. Bold indicates statistical significance (at alpha = 0.005).