a near significant trendP = 0.0588
In choice tests, a near significant trend ( P = 0.0588) suggests that there may be a tendency for females to consume more leaf tissue than males.
In choice tests, a near significant trend ( P = 0.0588) suggests that there may be a tendency for females to consume more leaf tissue than males.
The choice test analyses indicated a strong trend, but no significant difference in leaf area consumed between sexes ( F = 3.79; df = 1, 39.35; P = 0.0588) or leaf area consumed between food treatments ( F = 0.05; df = 1, 39.14; P = 0.8313), and no significant sex × food interaction ( F = 2.25; df = 1, 39.14; P = 0.1413) was detected ( Table 1 ).