<p>Relationship between the initial CWM SLA and the change in vegetation composition (Bray-Curtis dissimilarity) between beginning and end of experiment, in both the highland and the lowland. The black points correspond to the lowland, and the white points correspond to the highland. Solid linear regression line reflects significant relationship (p < 0.05) in the lowland; and no line represents no significance.</p
<p>* stands for the changes of litter chemical traits, including both the amount and the concentrati...
<p>Gray lines are the fitted functions from which r<sup>2</sup> values were computed.</p
<p>Pearson’s correlation (two-tailed) of five forest C compartments and three lidar variables for th...
<p>H: herb species, W: woody species with non-succulent leaves, WS: woody species with succulent lea...
<p>H: herb species, W: woody species with non-succulent leaves, WS: woody species with succulent lea...
<p>Each point represents a forest-visit. The number of points in each panel is different because not...
<p>Linear regression is shown although a log-linear relationship had slightly higher degree of expla...
<p>Relationship between the NMDS scores (derived on only one axis) and the percentage of pioneer ste...
<p>Coplots between the trend of change (<i>b</i>) in basal area and demographic and morphological pr...
<p>L1, L2, L3 and L4 represent the first, second, third and fourth fully expanded leaf from the top ...
<p>Notes: n refers to the number of species in each fertilization gradient. P <0.05 are in bold. SLA...
<p>The four thin regression lines on each graph represent models for both sites in both years of obs...
<p>(A) Alien species richness (number of species per plot) as a function of elevation. Roadside plot...
<p>Effect of the transplant experiment on the Community weighted means (CWM) of SLA (upper left), % ...
<p>Upper row (a, b & c) for plot level data and bottom row (d, e & f) for grid level data; grid leve...
<p>* stands for the changes of litter chemical traits, including both the amount and the concentrati...
<p>Gray lines are the fitted functions from which r<sup>2</sup> values were computed.</p
<p>Pearson’s correlation (two-tailed) of five forest C compartments and three lidar variables for th...
<p>H: herb species, W: woody species with non-succulent leaves, WS: woody species with succulent lea...
<p>H: herb species, W: woody species with non-succulent leaves, WS: woody species with succulent lea...
<p>Each point represents a forest-visit. The number of points in each panel is different because not...
<p>Linear regression is shown although a log-linear relationship had slightly higher degree of expla...
<p>Relationship between the NMDS scores (derived on only one axis) and the percentage of pioneer ste...
<p>Coplots between the trend of change (<i>b</i>) in basal area and demographic and morphological pr...
<p>L1, L2, L3 and L4 represent the first, second, third and fourth fully expanded leaf from the top ...
<p>Notes: n refers to the number of species in each fertilization gradient. P <0.05 are in bold. SLA...
<p>The four thin regression lines on each graph represent models for both sites in both years of obs...
<p>(A) Alien species richness (number of species per plot) as a function of elevation. Roadside plot...
<p>Effect of the transplant experiment on the Community weighted means (CWM) of SLA (upper left), % ...
<p>Upper row (a, b & c) for plot level data and bottom row (d, e & f) for grid level data; grid leve...
<p>* stands for the changes of litter chemical traits, including both the amount and the concentrati...
<p>Gray lines are the fitted functions from which r<sup>2</sup> values were computed.</p
<p>Pearson’s correlation (two-tailed) of five forest C compartments and three lidar variables for th...