Fig. 10 in Unique chemistry associated with diversification in a tightly coupled cycad-thrips obligate pollination mutualism

Fig. 10. Ordination of the volatile odor (% of each compound's contribution to the total emissions) across receptive (n = 14 samples) and non-receptive (n = 11 samples, 7 pre- and 4 post-receptive) ovulate cones of Macrozamia miquelii, by nonmetric multidimensional scaling (NMSD), Bray-Curtis similarity matrix. ANOSIM, Global R = 0.65, P <0.0001, indicates a significant difference across groups, and the stress value = 0.11, K = 2, indicates a good fit of the data. There was no significant difference in the between-group multivariate dispersion test ('distance anova', P = 0.95). Each sample's position is indicated (by a dot for receptive (Rec.) or diamond for non-receptive (Non)) at the end of a spoke from the group's center. Post-receptive and pre-receptive cones are grouped together as non-receptive. The position of each post-receptive cone sample is indicated with a '+' over its diamond. The exact location of each compound that was significantly associated with each group (P <0.04, Indicator Species Analysis in R 'indicspecies') is indicated by a '*' next to the compound's name.