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Table 1 Comparison of multiple linear regression model results predicting biomass in the overstorey

From: Biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationships of overstorey versus understorey trees in an old-growth temperate forest

Dependent variable

Model

df

logLik

AICc

Delta

R 2

AWB

~ CWMLC + CWMHmax + CWMSLA + FDis + FRic + pd

8

− 950.57

1917.33

0

0.25

~ CWMHmax + FDis + FRic + pd

6

− 952.71

1917.54

0.20

0.25

~ CWMHmax + CWMSLA. + FDis + FRic + pd

7

− 951.79

1917.74

0.40

0.25

~ CWMHmax + FDis + FEve + FRic + pd

7

− 951.81

1917.76

0.43

0.25

~ CWMLC + CWMHmax + CWMSLA + FDis + FRic + pd. + sr

9

− 949.80

1917.84

0.51

0.26

ABP

~ CWMLC + CWMLA + CWMSLA + FDis + FDiv + FRic + pd. + sr

10

− 995.24

2010.78

0

0.16

~ CWMLC + CWMHmax + CWMLA + CWMSLA. + FDis + FDiv + FRic + pd. + sr

11

− 994.44

2011.24

0.46

0.16

~ CWMLC + CWMLA + CWMSLA + FDis + FRic + pd. + sr

9

− 996.71

2011.65

0.88

0.16

~ CWMLC + CWMLA + CWMSLA + FDis + FDiv + FEve + FRic + pd. + sr

11

− 994.96

2012.29

1.51

0.16

~ CWMLC + CWMHmax + CWMLA + CWMSLA. + FDis + FRic + pd. + sr

10

− 996.05

2012.39

1.61

0.16

  1. AWB is aboveground woody biomass; ABP is aboveground biomass production. pd is phylogenetic diversity; sr is species richness; FRic is functional richness; FDis is functional dispersion; FDiv is functional divergence. CWMLC is community-level weighted means of leaf carbon content; CWMHmax is community-level weighted means of the maximum tree height; CWMLA is community-level weighted means of leaf area; CWMSLA is community-level weighted means of specific leaf area