Building Lists of Annotated Trees
This is equivalent to what ape::c.phylo does.
## S3 method for class 'aphylo' c(...) ## S3 method for class 'multiAphylo' print(x, ...)
...
: One or several object of class aphylo
or multiAPhylo
. Ignored in the case of print.multiAphylo
.x
: An object of class multiAphylo
A list of class multiAphylo
. Each element corresponds to a single aphylo
object.
data(fakeexperiment) data(faketree) ans <- new_aphylo(fakeexperiment[,2:3], tree = as.phylo(faketree)) c(ans, ans)