Fig. 1From: Vulnerability to pine sawfly damage decreases with site fertility but the opposite is true with Scleroderris canker damage; results from Finnish ICP Forests and NFI dataThe fitted risks (the probability parameter of the binomial distribution) of pine sawfly damage (at least 33Ā % of pines with pine sawflies) on different forest site types AāE, predicted by the GLM (calculated for the mean likelihood [0.19] of cold (minimum temperature <ā35Ā Ā°C) winters), and fitted in different data sets. Site types: AāCāmineral soils: Aā=āherb rich heat forests and more fertile types; Bā=āmesic heath forest; Cā=āsub-xeric heath forests and poorer types; Dā=āspruce mires; Eā=āpine mires. Uncertainty illustrated by the standard errors (asymmetric scale) is related to the difference between site types. Uncertainty that is common to all site types, that is, related to the intercept (=site type B) and covariate, is not shown here. In the NFI 8 and NFI 9 data, the data was insufficient to calculate the standard errors for site type ABack to article page