Data used in the paper: Topography imposes an abiotic filter on tree growth in a restored area

Authors: Silva, Jose Luiz Alves; da Silva, Amanda Lúcia Pereira Machado; Santos, Queila Costa dos; Mello e Silva, Mateus Freitas de; Pereira Júnior, Carlos Alvarenga; Vitória, Angela Pierre;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.8380269 , 10.5281/zenodo.7763523 , 10.5281/zenodo.8380208

Data used in the paper: Topography imposes an abiotic filter on tree growth in a restored area

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This repository contains original values of relative growth rates, leaf traits, UTM coordinates, and topography features used in the article " Topography imposes an abiotic filter on tree growth in a restored area ". Theoretical and Experimental Plant Physiology Description of files: (1) "Data_five_individuals.csv": Original values of relative growth rates, leaf traits, and topography features measured for each species in each slope aspect (north and south) in the studied hill. Relative Growth Rates: H.RGR, height; SLD.RGR, soil-level diameter; CS.RGR, canopy size. Leaf traits: SLA, specific leaf area; Car, total carotenoids; Chlab, total chlorophyll; Chlab.Car, total chlorophyll/total carotenoids; Fv.Fm, the maximum quantum yield of PSII; Fv.F0, variable fluorescence to minimum fluorescence; qP, photochemical quenching; NPQ, non-photochemical quenching. (2) "Data_ten_individuals.csv": Original values of relative growth rates, UTM coordinates, and topography features measured for each species in each slope aspect (north and south) in the studied hill. Relative Growth Rates: H.RGR, height; SLD.RGR, soil-level diameter; CS.RGR, canopy size.

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