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RADreads_27.tar
No full text2b-RAD sequence reads. 30 files (1 per population) because of file size limitation
The detailed field survey data of the samples
No full texthree plots with typical characteristics in the late stage of the natural secondary changed series were arranged, i.e., Plot I for P. tabulaeformis forests; Plot II for Pinus+Quercus mixed forests; Plot III for Q. wutaishansea forests. Each forest was sampled on both a southern slope and a northern slope (with a due east-due west line as the boundary, the slope at the southern boundary is the sunny slope and the slope at the northern boundary is the shaded slope). With a canopy density of approximately 0.8 based on the adjacent gridding method, the plot was divided into 25 20 m × 20 m small plots. In each small plot, the coordinates (x and y), diameter at breast height in 1.3m (DBH), height (h), and the crown width of adult trees (DBH >3 cm) were measured (Table 1). In addition, 5 2 × 2 m2 bush quadrats and 5 1 × 1 m2 plant quadrats (1 m × 1 m) were respectively arranged at the four corners and at the center of the subplot
Fig 5
No full textDNA polymorphism of the FePG1 genomic region in ‘KSC7’ (long homostyle). (A) Gene structure of FePG1 of ‘KSC7’. ‘KSC7’ has a 692-bp insertion in the 3rd exon. Black boxes, exons; bars, introns. (B) DNA polymorphism at the insertion region detected by agarose gel electrophoresis. P, pin; T, thrum; LH, long homostyle; SH, short homostyl
pair_2015_For Dryad
No full textThis file has information on all the farmland's flower numbers, average bee visitation, yield, and fruit information for the year 2015
Table_S4.5_Metadata
No full textHere, we document the decision rules used to clean / process the data provided in Table S4.3 (raw data). We refer users to the Supporting Information accompanying the manuscript, as well as the manuscript itself, for further information
Data S9 (Fig. S6)
No full textPhoto image of the experimental setup to measure electrical property of the VI-TEG under ultrasound at 20 kHz
Data S12 (Fig. S9)
No full textRaw output data measured output voltage of the VI-TEG at 2 mm probe distance under ultrasound at 20 kHz
Carbon Components in Mountain Forests in Colombia
No full text20 permanent plots of 0.25-ha (50 m x 50 m) were established along the elevational gradient following Feeley et al. (2011) (Table S1; Fig. S1). The plots were distributed across ten elevational sections, each with a range of 250 m asl. The average horizontal distance between plots was 6.48 km (median: 5.72 km; range: 0.29-17.4 km). Within each plot, we measured, mapped and tagged all trees and palms ≥10 cm diameter at breast height (DBH) following standardized methods for long-term tropical forest dynamics plots (Condit 1998). In the case of tree species with buttresses, diameter was measured 50 cm above them. In all cases, the DBH point was painted and measured with diameter tape calibrated to one millimeter. We excluded arborescent ferns and lianas. Total height (H, in m) was measured on 40 percent of the individuals within each plot, using either a telescopic Hastings fiberglass rod (H <15 m) or a Nikon laser 550 electronic hypsometer (H ≥15 m)
FL_COND
No full textForest Inventory Analysis (FIA) data including estimates of forest habitat structure. See READ ME.txt for variable description
presencehistory_only_sites_w_covariates
No full textDetection histories for 10 amphibian species along with site vegetation measurements. See READ ME.txt for variable definitions