Barely Significant
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a numerical trend

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p=0.09

Listed by Hankins (2013) · Otte et al. (2022)

In the literature

Hazard ratio was calculated for risk of obtaining a non-diagnostic sample Results SS mean cellularity 45.7% SD 25.7 FS mean cellularity 72.9% SD 17.0 Difference in mean cellularity 27.2% two-tailed p-value=.08 Hazard ratio of obtaining a non-diagnostic sample with SS: HR 5 p=0.28 No statistically significant difference in results but a numerical trend is noted.
Although there was a numerical trend in lower cotton growth in several plant parameters (height, shoot dry and fresh weight, canopy cover) in the Ctrl compared to the Ctrl−, it is possible that as plants were not left to mature in this study, the effect of the nematodes on their growth was not enough to reflect differences in the growth parameters evaluated between the Ctrl and the Ctrl−.