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. 2016 Aug 21;119(2):253–265. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcw161

Table 1.

Results from ANOVA models evaluating the effects of population and all precipitation treatments on the mean germination time (MGT) and dormancy fraction (FDS) in response to different precipitation regimes

Source MGT
FDS
d.f. MS F P d.f. MS F P
Population 5 97·57 9·76 <0·01 5 0·27 8·83 <0·01
TAS 2 104·34 10·44 <0·01 2 0·30 10·00 <0·01
Population × TAS 10 23·05 2·31 0·02 10 0·06 2·11 0·03
WA 1 702·99 70·32 <0·01 1 0·82 27·12 <0·01
Population × WA 5 9·53 0·95 0·45 5 0·02 0·56 0·73
WA × TAS 2 5·08 0·51 0·60 2 0·01 0·31 0·73
Population × WA × TAS 10 29·99 3·00 0·00 10 0·02 0·65 0·77
IL 1 78·91 7·89 0·01 1 0·48 15·91 0·00
Population × IL 5 0·47 0·05 1·00 5 0·08 2·61 0·03
WA × IL 1 1·61 0·16 0·69 1 0·05 1·68 0·20
Population × WA × IL 5 4·38 0·44 0·82 5 0·06 1·83 0·11
TAS × IL 2 0·85 0·09 0·92 2 0·27 9·04 0·00
Population × TAS × IL 10 10·03 1·00 0·45 10 0·07 2·27 0·02
WA × TAS × IL 2 2·39 0·24 0·79 2 0·22 7·39 0·00
Population × WA × TAS × IL 7 9·48 0·95 0·47 10 0·04 1·41 0·18
Seed weight 1 0·23 0·02 0·88 1 0·00 0·05 0·83

Seed weight was included as a covariate to account for maternal effects. The overall model for each variable was statistically significant (MGT: d.f. = 69, MS = 38·68, F = 3·87, P = 0·01, R2 = 0·72; FDS: d.f. = 72, MS = 0·10, F = 3·36, P < 0·01, R2 = 0·72).

TAS, time of precipitation addition after summer treatment ended (three levels); WA, amount of water added at watering event (two levels); IL, inundation length following watering event (two levels).