Research Article

The Impact of Drought and Vascular-Inhabiting Pathogen Invasion in Pinus taeda Health

Table 7

Least square means and standard errors of three response variables caused by various inoculations under three different watering treatments.

WILL/HT ± SE 
(mm)
OL/HT ± SE 
(mm)
Fry ± SE 
(g)

NGH0.49 ±0.03b0.62 ±0.06d1.28 ±0.18ab
NLT0.65 ±0.04b0.93 ±0.06bc1.13 ±0.19ab
NNW--1.27 ±0.18ab
NW0.28 ±0.03c0.28 ±0.06e1.69 ±0.19a
NWM0.30 ±0.04c0.30 ±0.06e1.10 ±0.18ab
MDGH0.57 ±0.03b0.68 ±0.06cd0.90 ±0.18ab
MDLT1.08 ±0.03a1.32 ±0.06a1.04 ±0.18ab
MDNW--1.45 ±0.18ab
MDW0.27 ±0.03c0.25 ±0.06e1.02 ±0.18ab
MDWM0.26 ±0.04c0.25 ±0.06e1.06 ±0.18ab
SDGH0.56 ±0.03b0.69 ±0.06cd0.71 ±0.18bc
SDLT1.03 ±0.03a1.19 ±0.06ab0.65 ±0.18c
SDNW--0.97 ±01.8ab
SDW0.30 ±0.03c0.26 ±0.06e0.92 ±0.18ab
SDWM0.29 ±0.03c0.30 ±0.06e0.86 ±0.18ab

Note. SE: standard error, W: watering treatment, I: inoculation, N: normal watering, MD: medium drought, SD: severe drought. LL/HT: lesion length/seedling height, OL/HT: occlusion length/seedling height, FRY: fine root dry biomass, GH: Grosmannia huntii, LT: Leptographium terebrantis, W: wound, and WM: wound + media. Different letters indicate Tukey pair-wise differences between all inoculations and watering treatments within each variable at α = 0.05.