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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 30.
Published in final edited form as: Funct Ecol. 2017 Aug 4;31(8):1637–1646. doi: 10.1111/1365-2435.12850

Table 1.

Effects of treatments and their interactions on variables

Species richness
Ecosystem stability
Ecosystem μ
Ecosystem σ2
Asynchrony
Evenness
H′
d.f. F P F P F P F P F P F P F P
N 1355 216·4 <0·001 75·5 <0·001 1138·0 <0·001 243·7 <0·001 18·5 <0·001 17·2 <0·001 120·5 <0·001
F 1355     3·5   0·064   3·7   0·056 0·3   0·594     2·9   0·088   2·3   0·133 0·6   0·426 2·1   0·145
M 1355 107·0 <0·001   4·1   0·044 3·4   0·066     5·4   0·021   7·4   0·007 14·7 <0·001 33·7 <0·001
F × M 1355     1·7   0·196   0·2   0·686 1·6   0·209     0·4   0·510   0·1   0·805 0·8   0·386 0·3   0·606

Results of the two-way ANCOVA for the effects of the rate (N) and the frequency (F) of N addition, mowing (M), and their interactions on species richness, the temporal stability of ecosystem above-ground net primary productivity, ecosystem mean (μ), ecosystem variance (σ2), species asynchrony, evenness, and Shannon-diversity (H′), using the rate of N addition as a continuous variable. d.f., degrees of freedom. F- and P-values are given.