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Table 4 Model fit statistics associated with BAIresistance, BAIrecovery, and BAIresilience during the first drought for northern red oak, black oak, chestnut oak, and white oak

From: Drought response of upland oak (Quercus L.) species in Appalachian hardwood forests of the southeastern USA

 

AICC

ΔAICC

w i

 

AICC

ΔAICC

w i

 

AICC

ΔAICC

w i

Drought 1—BAI resistance

 

Drought 1—BAI recovery

 

Drought 1—BAI resilience

Northern red oak

 RD

−28.5

0.0

0.29

DBH + RDb + SIb

4.6

0.0

0.88

SI

47.4

0.0

0.34

 Null

−28.2

0.3

0.25

RDb

9.2

4.6

0.09

Null

48.2

0.8

0.23

 DBH

−27.9

0.6

0.22

SIb

11.8

7.2

0.02

RD

48.4

1.0

0.21

 SI

−26.7

1.8

0.12

Null

14.8

10.2

0.01

DBH + RD + SIb

49.1

1.7

0.15

 DBH + RD + SI

−26.7

1.8

0.12

DBH

15.9

11.3

0.00

DBH

50.4

3.0

0.08

Black oak

 RDa

−32.0

0.0

0.93

Null

13.2

0.0

0.50

RD

23.3

0.0

0.43

 DBH + RDa + SI

−26.7

5.3

0.07

SI

15.3

2.1

0.18

Null

23.8

0.5

0.34

 Null

−20.4

11.6

0.00

RD

15.5

2.3

0.16

SI

26.3

3.0

0.10

 DBH

−19.1

12.9

0.00

DBH

15.6

2.4

0.15

DBH

26.4

3.1

0.09

 SI

−17.6

14.4

0.00

DBH + RD + SI

20.2

7.0

0.02

DBH + RDa + SI

27.8

4.5

0.05

Chestnut oak

 Null

10.2

0.0

0.42

Null

5.5

0.0

0.40

Null

58.0

0.0

0.51

 SI

11.6

1.4

0.21

SI

6.3

0.8

0.27

DBH

60.2

2.2

0.17

 DBH

11.9

1.7

0.18

RD

7.1

1.6

0.18

SI

60.3

2.3

0.16

 RD

12.0

1.8

0.17

DBH

7.7

2.2

0.13

RD

60.4

2.4

0.15

 DBH + RD + SI

15.4

5.2

0.03

DBH + RD + SI

10.9

5.4

0.03

DBH + RD + SI

65.1

7.1

0.01

White oak

 RD

−25.1

0.0

0.40

Null

−18.6

0.0

0.57

DBH

−3.3

0.0

0.48

 Null

−24.5

0.6

0.29

RD

−16.7

1.9

0.22

Null

−1.9

1.4

0.24

 SI

−23.1

2.0

0.15

DBH

−16.4

2.2

0.19

RD

−0.2

3.1

0.10

 DBH

−22.6

2.5

0.11

DBH + RD + SI

−12.1

6.5

0.02

SI

−0.2

3.1

0.10

 DBH + RD + SI

−20.8

4.3

0.05

SI

16.2

34.8

0.00

DBH + RD + SI

0.5

3.8

0.07

  1. DBH is tree-level diameter at breast height (cm), RD is plot-level relative density (%), and SI is plot-level site index (m). ΔAICC refers to the change in AICC compared to the best overall model (i.e., the model corresponding to the lowest AICC), and w i is Akaike weight.
  2. aInformative (i.e., 95 % confidence interval that does not contain zero) and negative parameter estimate
  3. bInformative and positive parameter estimate