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. 2015 Dec 3;6:10017. doi: 10.1038/ncomms10017

Table 2. GLMM for modelling seedling survival data from the growth-room experiment experiments.

Fixed effects Estimated coefficients (s.e.) z-value P (>|z|)
(Intercept) −1.60 (0.17) −9.44 <2e−16
Abundance 3.27 (0.22) 14.88 <2e−16
Density 0.011 (0.014) −0.76 0.45
Distance 0.18 (0.0068) 25.96 <2e−16
Fungicide 3.58 (0.26) 13.53 <2e−16
Seed 0.46 (0.084) 5.47 4.46e−08
Abundance × distance −0.19 (0.018) −10.76 <2e−16
Abundance × fungicide −2.38 (0.34) −7.00 2.59e−12
Distance × fungicide −0.15 (0.010) −14.81 <2e−16
Fungicide × density −0.0087 (0.022) −0.40 0.69
Fungicide × seed −0.34 (0.13) −2.63 0.0086
Abundance × distance × fungicide 0.14 (0.027) 5.06 4.22e−07
Random effect Variance   P (>χ2)
Site (intercept) 1.68e−06   1.00

GLMM, generalized linear mixed effects model.

A GLMM was used to test the effects of adult abundance (0 for abundant populations and 1 for low-density populations), distance (0, 5, 10, 15 and 20 m from a focal tree), seeding density (1, 4 and 9 seeds per vessel), seed (0 for local seeds and 1 for nonlocal seeds), soil treatment (0 for no fungicide and 1 for fungicide) and interaction terms (for example, abundance × fungicide treatment) on seedling survival of O. glaberrima. The dependent variable of the GLMM was the count of dead and live seedlings by the end of the growth-room experiment. The estimated overdispersion variance was 0.33.