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three-way analysis of variance

three-way analysis of variance Three-way analysis of variance is a statistical method used to test how three different factors, and their interactions, are related to variation in an outcome.

Three-way analysis of variance is a statistical method used to test how three different factors, and their interactions, are related to variation in an outcome. In this study, it was used to examine how shade, geographical origin, and genotype were linked to differences in plant traits.

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Drafting source: Du Leshan; Liu Haiyan; Yan Ming; Li Junmin; Li Junsheng. Individual Plasticity of the Shade Response of the Invasive Solidago canadensis in China. 2017; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0170049; article XML SHA-256 ef0e1f10584efcdd5dd63ca5865962dbc60bb899491c6f73973bb1fca82e288d. “Individual Plasticity of the Shade Response of the Invasive Solidago canadensis in China” (10.1371/journal.pone.0170049).
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