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. 2021 Aug 13;118(33):e2005865118. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2005865118

Table 2.

Results of two Generalized Linear Models analyzing the effects of plant age, maternal herbivory, progeny herbivory (herbivory), and the interactions on the expression of antiherbivore defenses (glucosinolate concentration and trichome density) in wild radish

Response variable Hypothesis tested F value df P value
Physical defenses (Trichome density) Inducibility
 Age 23.761 1;147 <0.001
 Herbivory 4.741 1;147 0.031
 Age × herbivory 0.442 1;147 0.507
Transgenerational induction
 Maternal herbivory 34.774 1;147 <0.001
 Age × maternal herbivory 0.469 1;147 0.495
Transgenerational priming
 Herbivory × maternal herbivory 4.409 1;147 0.037
 Herbivory × maternal herbivory × age 3.706 1;147 0.056
Chemical defenses (Glucosinolate concentration) Inducibility
 Age 19.737 1;149 <0.001
 Herbivory 32.429 1;149 <0.001
 Age × herbivory 3.107 1;149 0.079
Transgenerational induction
 Maternal herbivory 3.175 1;149 0.077
 Age × maternal herbivory 2.159 1;149 0.145
Transgenerational priming
 Herbivory × maternal herbivory 0.695 1;149 0.040
 Herbivory × maternal herbivory × age 0.084 1;149 0.775

Significant (<0.05) and marginally significant (<0.10) P values are given in bold. df, degrees of freedom.