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Appendix A. Statistical methods and detailed results of tests for sexual dimorphism in plant traits.
Statistical methods and detailed results of tests for sexual dimorphism in plant traits
Appendix B. Statistical methods and detailed results of tests for direct effects of nectary gluing on aphids.
Statistical methods and detailed results of tests for direct effects of nectary gluing on aphids
Sex- and size-specific rates of growth and survival in Valeriana edulis
Annual rates of sex- and size-specific growth and survival from tagged plants at four populations (1978-1981). See README.txt for column descriptions
CaraDonna_Interaction_Turnover_All_Years_RMBL
Data from Table S4. Beta-diversity (turnover) values for each week-to-week transition for all turnover metrics (including Bray-Curtis interaction turnover) for each year of study. All notation is included in the main text of the manuscript
Snowmelt dates 1978-2014
Long-term snowmelt data (1978-2014) collected at one mid-elevation location near the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory by billy barr. See README.txt for column descriptions
Focal female locations 2014
This .zip archive contains a shapefile (including .shp, .shx, .dbf, and .prj components) that describes the locations of focal females used in 2014 in the study of the effect of neighborhood operational sex ratio on seed set rates in Valeriana edulis
Spatial dispersion of Valeriana edulis plants in four populations
GPS coordinates of Valeriana edulis plants in four populations and their sex. See README.txt for column descriptions
CaraDonna_Interaction_Turnover_simulation_models_and_observed_All_Years_RMBL
Data generated from probability-based simulation models to explore potential ecological factors that may constrain within-season interaction turnover. Details of simulation models and subsequent analyses are provided in the main text of the manuscript
Dispersal of pollen analogue by Valeriana edulis pollinators
Pollen analogue (fluorescent dye) transfer by Valeriana edulis pollinators from dyed males to surrounding females. See README.txt for column descriptions