Data from: Growth responses to soil water potential indirectly shape local species distributions of tropical forest seedlings
Stefan J. Kupers, Bettina M.J. Engelbrecht, Andrés Hernández, S. Joe Wright, Christian Wirth, Nadja Rüger, Bettina M. J. Engelbrecht & S. Joseph Wright
1. Local tree species distributions in tropical forests correlate strongly with soil water availability. However, it is unclear how species distributions are shaped by demographic responses to soil water availability. Specifically, it remains unknown how growth affects species distributions along water availability gradients relative to mortality. 2. We quantified spatial variation in dry season soil water potential (SWP) in the moist tropical forest on Barro Colorado Island, Panama, and used a hierarchical Bayesian approach to...
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