<p>Shannon-Wiener (<i>H’</i>) diversity index in control and invaded communities. For consistency, <i>H’</i> in invaded communities was determined without regards of the relative contribution of <i>L. planktonicus</i>. Calculations were made both, for low- (LCC) and high-carbon concentration (HCC) treatments. Values are means of triplicates, error bars = SD. Asterisks above plots indicate significant differences in diversity index in the invaded community from that in the control community (two-way repeated measures ANOVA). * P<0.05, ** P<0.01, *** P<0.001.</p
<p>These examples describe the A) sequence counts and B) relative abundances of six taxa (A, B, C, D...
<p>Two-way ANOVA for community biodiversity indices (species diversity, dominance, and evenness) amo...
<p>Comparison of the community metrics in the different lakes: (a) total biovolume, (b) species rich...
<p>Numerical ratio of abundance of <i>A. agilis</i>, <i>A. hydrophila, Brevundimonas</i> sp. and <i>...
<p>Temporal changes in abundances of <i>A. agilis</i>, <i>A. hydrophila, Brevundimonas</i> sp., <i>F...
<p>Temporal changes in abundances of total bacteria grown in control community or in the community i...
<p>Shannon diversity index (h) of the four different microbial communities averaged per zone.</p
<p>The profiles were derived from the T-RFLP raw abundance matrices: HC (•) and LC (▪). The x- and y...
<p>Mean (± standard deviation) of A: Species richness (<i>S</i>), B: Diversity (<i>H’</i>; Index of ...
Diversity indices, particularly the Shannon-Wiener index, have extensively been used in analyzing pa...
<p>The scores are displayed by grassland diversity levels: Monocultures or 1-way component (treatmen...
<p>Shannon diversity is computed as H′ = −Σ(p<sub>i</sub> ln p<sub>i</sub>) where <i>p</i> represent...
The Shannon index of diversity H′ is a commonly used metric in ecology. The tendency of this index t...
<p>The Simpson diversity indices for macrophytes and zooplankton, and the Shannon-Weaver bacterial d...
Diversity is the hard currency of ecologists. Various statistics have been developed for summarizing...
<p>These examples describe the A) sequence counts and B) relative abundances of six taxa (A, B, C, D...
<p>Two-way ANOVA for community biodiversity indices (species diversity, dominance, and evenness) amo...
<p>Comparison of the community metrics in the different lakes: (a) total biovolume, (b) species rich...
<p>Numerical ratio of abundance of <i>A. agilis</i>, <i>A. hydrophila, Brevundimonas</i> sp. and <i>...
<p>Temporal changes in abundances of <i>A. agilis</i>, <i>A. hydrophila, Brevundimonas</i> sp., <i>F...
<p>Temporal changes in abundances of total bacteria grown in control community or in the community i...
<p>Shannon diversity index (h) of the four different microbial communities averaged per zone.</p
<p>The profiles were derived from the T-RFLP raw abundance matrices: HC (•) and LC (▪). The x- and y...
<p>Mean (± standard deviation) of A: Species richness (<i>S</i>), B: Diversity (<i>H’</i>; Index of ...
Diversity indices, particularly the Shannon-Wiener index, have extensively been used in analyzing pa...
<p>The scores are displayed by grassland diversity levels: Monocultures or 1-way component (treatmen...
<p>Shannon diversity is computed as H′ = −Σ(p<sub>i</sub> ln p<sub>i</sub>) where <i>p</i> represent...
The Shannon index of diversity H′ is a commonly used metric in ecology. The tendency of this index t...
<p>The Simpson diversity indices for macrophytes and zooplankton, and the Shannon-Weaver bacterial d...
Diversity is the hard currency of ecologists. Various statistics have been developed for summarizing...
<p>These examples describe the A) sequence counts and B) relative abundances of six taxa (A, B, C, D...
<p>Two-way ANOVA for community biodiversity indices (species diversity, dominance, and evenness) amo...
<p>Comparison of the community metrics in the different lakes: (a) total biovolume, (b) species rich...