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. 2018 Apr 4;9:634. doi: 10.3389/fmicb.2018.00634

Table 2.

Beta diversity statistics relating communities by urea treatment at each sampling site.

Site Urea add (μg N/g soil) 0 100 500
Becker 0 0.35, 0.003 0.85, <0.001
100 2.48, 0.004 0.74, <0.001
500 8.36, <0.001 6.47, <0.001
Crookston 0 <-0.01, 0.44 0.40, 0.001
100 1.23, 0.051 0.29, 0.007
500 4.71, <0.001 3.93, 0.004
Lamberton 0 0.07, 0.118 0.25, 0.003
100 1.28, 0.106 0.16, 0.020
500 2.40, 0.006 1.94, 0.004
Waseca 0 0.35, 0.005 0.25, 0.001
100 3.62, 0.005 0.12, 0.082
500 1.96, 0.068 1.35, 0.198
Rosemount (tilled) 0 0.33, 0.002 0.42, <0.001
100 2.83, 0.001 0.25, <0.001
500 3.78, <0.001 2.25, <0.001
Rosemount (non-tilled) 0 0.20, 0.008 0.60, <0.001
100 1.92, 0.004 0.10, 0.048
500 3.61, <0.001 1.42, 0.075
St. Paul (corn) 0 0.05, 0.167 0.64, <0.001
100 1.55, 0.015 0.56, <0.001
500 8.03, <0.001 6.91, <0.001
St. Paul (soybean) 0 0.20, 0.026 0.56, <0.001
100 1.53, 0.006 0.23, 0.008
500 3.13, <0.001 1.77, 0.033

ANOSIM R-values and P-values are presented in the top matrix for each soil type. AMOVA F-statistic and P-values are presented in the bottom matrix for each soil type. Significance values are shown in bold. All statistics were evaluated at Bonferroni-corrected α = 0.02.