highly significantP = 0.001
The first two principal coordinate axes explained 41.6% of the total variance (PCoA1: 27.5%, PCoA2: 14.1%), and global PERMANOVA remained highly significant (F = 3.54, P = 0.001).
The first two principal coordinate axes explained 41.6% of the total variance (PCoA1: 27.5%, PCoA2: 14.1%), and global PERMANOVA remained highly significant (F = 3.54, P = 0.001).
At 30 DPH the Kruskal–Wallis H-test showed significant variation in observed richness (H = 18.17, P = 0.0200), Shannon index (H = 17.92, P = 0.0219), and Chao1 richness (H = 17.03, P = 0.0298), while Simpson index did not reach statistical significance (H = 13.73, P = 0.0889).