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Table 2: Weighted mean (weighted using 1/(SE of )) and one standard error (SE) on WM for the different treatments. The was calculated by fitting (1) to the data.


	Ambient climate		Future climate
		SE		SE

Inoculated pasteurized soil	2.10	0.13	2.12	0.13
Non-inoculated pasteurized soil	2.05	0.13	2.57	0.12