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Supporting Table GLM Soil comparison Dioecious and Trioecious Opuntia robusta.docx Jul 16, 2020 - Replication Data and statistical analyses for: Implications of the existence of different sexual forms on the interaction with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in a dioecious population of Opuntia robusta Wendl. (Cactaceae) MS Word - 29.4 KB - MD5: 3a6db07a8c5efbe11452675ae8d020a2 Description of the method of Generalized Linear Models (GLM) used for the comparison of soil characteristics of a dioecious and trioecious population of Opunta robusta from Central Mexico
Supporting Table Post-hoc contrasts Soil comparison Dioecious and Trioecious Opuntia robusta.docx Jul 16, 2020 - Replication Data and statistical analyses for: Implications of the existence of different sexual forms on the interaction with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in a dioecious population of Opuntia robusta Wendl. (Cactaceae) MS Word - 14.1 KB - MD5: a64dba06d4eb4b97c912a9a02b065c41 Post- hoc contrasts of the different soil nutrients between sexual forms from a trioecious and trioecious population of Opuntira robusta from Central Mexico.
Supporting Table_Soil&Mycorrhyzae Traits.tab Jul 16, 2020 - Replication Data and statistical analyses for: Implications of the existence of different sexual forms on the interaction with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in a dioecious population of Opuntia robusta Wendl. (Cactaceae) Tabular Data - 967 B - 2 Variables, 21 Observations - UNF:6:zqOoINVkrGvyNtXGjaGRwA== Soil characteristics in Cadereyta de Montes (dioecious populations of Opuntia robusta) in rainy and in dry seasons, and in San Nicolas Tecoaco (trioecious population) in rainy season and estimators of the association of the roots from the individuals of O. robusta belonging to different sexual forms in Cadereyta de Montes (dioecious population)
S2 Numerical procedures.pdf Jan 29, 2020 - Replication Data for: Optimal defense traits in plants living in environments with different productivities: extending Coley, Bryant and Chapin's model Adobe PDF - 54.6 KB - MD5: 3e25a451947e926db277a1fba2b0dce7
S3 Switching-to-defense curves - numerical results.tab Jan 29, 2020 - Replication Data for: Optimal defense traits in plants living in environments with different productivities: extending Coley, Bryant and Chapin's model Tabular Data - 5.8 KB - 5 Variables, 191 Observations - UNF:6:oiaFOPJtqPHZ3DGlCLbF6w==
S4 numerical results.tab Jan 29, 2020 - Replication Data for: Optimal defense traits in plants living in environments with different productivities: extending Coley, Bryant and Chapin's model Tabular Data - 572.9 KB - 17 Variables, 4488 Observations - UNF:6:muP0vxEBK/GPq7sY+SPl8g== Initial values of coefficients, parameters and the results of Optimal Control algorithm
Supporting Table S1_Concentrations of secondary metabolites for two sexual forms of Opuntia robusta.tab Mar 9, 2019 - Replication Data for: IImplications of the existence of separated sexual forms of Opuntia robusta for plant defense hypotheses Tabular Data - 414 B - 1 Variables, 4 Observations - UNF:6:1olteIpxz9qqtQ6OSX72Xg== Morphometric traits, cladode order counted from soil, number of cladodes above a given clacode, date of sampling, spine color (cladode age estimator) absorbanse (surface belowe the absorbance curve), calibrations equations, and concentration of 4-hydroxybenzoic acid (4-HBA), quercetine (QUE), salicilic acid (SAL), and chlorogenic acid (CGA) obtaine...
Supporting Table S3_logistic model 4-HBA.doc Mar 9, 2019 - Replication Data for: IImplications of the existence of separated sexual forms of Opuntia robusta for plant defense hypotheses MS Word - 478.3 KB - MD5: 5446b9d01bfae8dbb877af88dc77109b We model the probability that the substance is present. Positive value of the coefficient of the model means that with the increase of the independent variable the probability of the presence of the substance also increases. age categories are based on color of spines: 1=yellowish, 2=yellow white base, 3=white yellowish, 4=white, 5=gray white, 6=b...
Supporting Table S4_Desriptive Stats.doc Mar 9, 2019 - Replication Data for: IImplications of the existence of separated sexual forms of Opuntia robusta for plant defense hypotheses MS Word - 8.2 MB - MD5: 388d4e192bcd43c0eb1fef1109d08cd2 Reults of the statistical tests for the effect of the sexual form, cladode size, month, cladode age, and cladode position, on the proportion of cladodes bearing 4-hydroxybenzoic acid (4-HBA), chlorogenic acid (CGA), and quercetine (QUE).
Supporting Table S5_Regressions1.tab Mar 9, 2019 - Replication Data for: IImplications of the existence of separated sexual forms of Opuntia robusta for plant defense hypotheses Tabular Data - 548 B - 7 Variables, 6 Observations - UNF:6:W6uWqFyRSWAoX8G9pU8adA== Least square linear reggression functions for the relationships between the proportions of cladodes bearing 4-HBA, CGA, and QUE for cladodes arranged by age or by month of sapling. Cladode age classes corresponded to the color of the spines in the fallowing manner: 1 – yellowish, 2 – yellow, white base, 3 – white yellowish, 4 – white, 5 – grayish...

Supporting Table GLM Soil comparison Dioecious and Trioecious Opuntia robusta.docx

Jul 16, 2020 - Replication Data and statistical analyses for: Implications of the existence of different sexual forms on the interaction with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi in a dioecious population of Opuntia robusta Wendl. (Cactaceae)

MS Word - 29.4 KB -

Description of the method of Generalized Linear Models (GLM) used for the comparison of soil characteristics of a dioecious and trioecious population of Opunta robusta from Central Mexico

Supporting Table Post-hoc contrasts Soil comparison Dioecious and Trioecious Opuntia robusta.docx

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Post- hoc contrasts of the different soil nutrients between sexual forms from a trioecious and trioecious population of Opuntira robusta from Central Mexico.

Supporting Table_Soil&Mycorrhyzae Traits.tab

Tabular Data - 967 B - 2 Variables, 21 Observations -

Soil characteristics in Cadereyta de Montes (dioecious populations of Opuntia robusta) in rainy and in dry seasons, and in San Nicolas Tecoaco (trioecious population) in rainy season and estimators of the association of the roots from the individuals of O. robusta belonging to different sexual forms in Cadereyta de Montes (dioecious population)

S2 Numerical procedures.pdf

Jan 29, 2020 - Replication Data for: Optimal defense traits in plants living in environments with different productivities: extending Coley, Bryant and Chapin's model

Adobe PDF - 54.6 KB -

S3 Switching-to-defense curves - numerical results.tab

Jan 29, 2020 - Replication Data for: Optimal defense traits in plants living in environments with different productivities: extending Coley, Bryant and Chapin's model

Tabular Data - 5.8 KB - 5 Variables, 191 Observations -

S4 numerical results.tab

Jan 29, 2020 - Replication Data for: Optimal defense traits in plants living in environments with different productivities: extending Coley, Bryant and Chapin's model

Tabular Data - 572.9 KB - 17 Variables, 4488 Observations -

Initial values of coefficients, parameters and the results of Optimal Control algorithm

Supporting Table S1_Concentrations of secondary metabolites for two sexual forms of Opuntia robusta.tab

Mar 9, 2019 - Replication Data for: IImplications of the existence of separated sexual forms of Opuntia robusta for plant defense hypotheses

Tabular Data - 414 B - 1 Variables, 4 Observations -

Morphometric traits, cladode order counted from soil, number of cladodes above a given clacode, date of sampling, spine color (cladode age estimator) absorbanse (surface belowe the absorbance curve), calibrations equations, and concentration of 4-hydroxybenzoic acid (4-HBA), quercetine (QUE), salicilic acid (SAL), and chlorogenic acid (CGA) obtaine...

Supporting Table S3_logistic model 4-HBA.doc

Mar 9, 2019 - Replication Data for: IImplications of the existence of separated sexual forms of Opuntia robusta for plant defense hypotheses

MS Word - 478.3 KB -

We model the probability that the substance is present. Positive value of the coefficient of the model means that with the increase of the independent variable the probability of the presence of the substance also increases. age categories are based on color of spines: 1=yellowish, 2=yellow white base, 3=white yellowish, 4=white, 5=gray white, 6=b...

Supporting Table S4_Desriptive Stats.doc

Mar 9, 2019 - Replication Data for: IImplications of the existence of separated sexual forms of Opuntia robusta for plant defense hypotheses

MS Word - 8.2 MB -

Reults of the statistical tests for the effect of the sexual form, cladode size, month, cladode age, and cladode position, on the proportion of cladodes bearing 4-hydroxybenzoic acid (4-HBA), chlorogenic acid (CGA), and quercetine (QUE).

Supporting Table S5_Regressions1.tab

Mar 9, 2019 - Replication Data for: IImplications of the existence of separated sexual forms of Opuntia robusta for plant defense hypotheses

Tabular Data - 548 B - 7 Variables, 6 Observations -

Least square linear reggression functions for the relationships between the proportions of cladodes bearing 4-HBA, CGA, and QUE for cladodes arranged by age or by month of sapling. Cladode age classes corresponded to the color of the spines in the fallowing manner: 1 – yellowish, 2 – yellow, white base, 3 – white yellowish, 4 – white, 5 – grayish...

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