07 July 2018 6 5K Report

Hi everyone I have a question about showing significant difference between treatments in a table using letters. I have 6 total treatments (one control and 5 treatments) like this :

Control - 99

Treatment 1 - 97

Treatment 2 - 108

Treatment 3 - 126

Treatment 4 - 146

Treatment 5 - 170

Based on anova results (and post hoc tests) the control and treatmeant 1 and treatment 2 don’t have any significant difference, but all the other treatments are significantly different from each other and the control. I want to present the data in a table and I’ve seen small letters are used to indicate the significant difference, but I don’t exactly know how to use them. Is putting letter a for treatment 5, b for treatment 4 , c for treatment 3, and d for treatments 2,1 and control right? I’ve seen some examples with two letters but I don’t exactly know when are they used, I really appreciate it if anyone can help me.

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