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Table 1 Effect of forest type (Np deciduous Nothofagus pumilio, Nb evergreen N. betuloides, M mixed forests) and geographical location (coast, mountain) on forest structure variables: basal area (BA) (m2 ha−1), tree density (N) (n ha−1), dominant height (DH) (m), quadratic mean diameter (MD) (cm), canopy cover (CC) (%), direct radiation (DR) (W m2), diffuse radiation (DF) (W m2) and total radiation ratio (TR) (%). N was ln(Y) transformed to accomplish ANOVA assumptions, but not transformed data are shown

From: Flowering and seeding patterns in pure and mixed Nothofagus forests in Southern Patagonia

Factor

BA

N

DH

MD

CC

DR

DF

TR

A: Forest type

Np

66.55a

380.68a

21.97b

63.19c

89.98

0.80a

3.36

12.58

M

77.10ab

909.87b

17.65a

47.98b

88.32

1.02a

4.27

15.97

Nb

84.50b

1238.47b

15.93a

37.54a

87.02

0.78a

3.93

14.20

F (p)

7.12 (0.002)

21.36 (<0.001)

12.31 (<0.001)

33.35 (<0.001)

2.55 (0.088)

3.24 (0.047)

2.99 (0.059)

3.03 (0.057)

B: Location

Coast

71.37a

790.02

18.73

51.73

87.37a

0.87

4.08

14.97

Mountain

80.73b

895.97

18.31

47.41

89.52b

0.86

3.62

13.52

F (p)

5.76 (0.020)

0.15 (0.701)

0.17 (0.683)

2.81 (0.100)

4.03 (0.049)

0.02 (0.884)

2.27 (0.138)

1.67 (0.202)

A × B

F (p)

5.71 (0.006)

2.61 (0.083)

1.80 (0.175)

0.75 (0.476)

1.73 (0.187)

3.71 (0.031)

0.76 (0.471)

1.22 (0.303)

  1. Different letters in each row showed differences by Tukey test at p < 0.05
  2. F Fisher’s test at  p < 0.05