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    Appendix B. Identity of host plant and fungal species pairings with associated effect sizes [ln(R)] for seedling biomass and full literature citations.

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    Identity of host plant and fungal species pairings with associated effect sizes [ln(R)] for seedling biomass and full literature citations

    Appendix A. Identity of host plant and fungal species pairings and effect sizes [ln(R)] for seedling biomass, shoot height, and shoot:root ratio for each study used in meta-analysis and full literature citations.

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    Identity of host plant and fungal species pairings and effect sizes [ln(R)] for seedling biomass, shoot height, and shoot:root ratio for each study used in meta-analysis and full literature citations

    Salt marsh community dissimilarity (Bray-Curtis dissimilarity) of all pairs of sites in GA (Panel A), all pairs of sites in TX (Panel B), and all between-region pairs of sites (GA versus TX; Panel C).

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    <p>ANOVA results are shown for each classification approach. Salt marsh community dissimilarity was lowest in GA, intermediate in TX, and highest for the pairs of sites between GA and TX for all the classification approaches (Tukey HSD tests, <i>P</i> < 0.05).</p

    Relationship between plot distance and plot dissimilarity (Bray-Curtis dissimilarity) for each of the 59 transects in GA and the 49 transects in TX, based on species (Panel A and D), functional groups (Panel B and E), and taxonomic groups (Panel C and F) respectively.

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    <p>In each panel, the lines represent linear regression fit to the data for each transect (detailed data for each transect are not shown). In each panel, the frequency histrogram of Mantel r values (ranges from 0 to 1) from Mantel tests for each transect is shown (significant Mantel r values evaluated by randomization tests are to the right of the dashed line).</p
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