Size-dependent drought effects

The information on functional traits is stored in “dh.sp.trait.csv”.

The number of survived and dead individuals for each diameter class and species during drought and non-drought periods is stored in “surv.dat.n.csv”.

Files and variables

File: dh.sp.trait.csv

Description: 

Variables

• species: ‌scientific name‌

• P50stem: xylem water potential at 50% loss of conductivity (MPa)

• Tlp: leaf turgor loss point (MPa)

• Ks: xylem-specific hydraulic conductivity (kg·m^-1^·s^-1^·MPa^-1^)

• WUEi: intrinsic water-use efficiency (μmol·mol^-1^)

• A: maximal photosynthesis rate (nmol·g^-1^·s^-1^)

• gs: stomatal conductance (μmol·g^-1^·s^-1^)

• SLA:  specific leaf area (cm²·g^-1^)

• WD: terminal branch wood density (xylem density; g·cm^-3^)

File: surv.dat.n.csv

Description: 

Variables

• species: scientific name

• family:

• c1: No. of survived individuals during the non-drought period 

• c0: No. of dead individuals during the non-drought period 

• d1: No. of survived individuals during the drought period

• d0: No. of dead individuals during the drought period

• dbh.bin:‌ lower boundary of the diameter class

• N: sample size

• lnRR: ln mortality response ratio

• v.lnRR: variance of lnRR

• lnRR.n: justified lnRR

• v.lnRR.n: justified variance of lnRR

• spsize: species size (95% percentile of basal area; cm²)