The crab spider–pitcher plant relationship is a nutritional mutualism that is dependent on prey-resource quality

Data underlying:Lam WN, Tan, HTW. The crab spider–pitcher plant relationship is a nutritional mutualism that is dependent on prey-resource quality. 2018. Journal of Animal Ecology.Y.csv:Numbers of prey and inquiline species (columns) of all sampled N. gracilis pitchers (rows) in the study. These constitute the multivariate response variable in the studyX.csv:Standardized environmental covariates (columns) for each sampled pitcher (rows) in the study. Crab spider presence is denoted by "1", and its absence, by "0". These constitute model explanatory variables (random and fixed effects) used in the study.nutrient.csv:Total pitcher available nitrogen (column "N") obtained from in vitro digestion experiments described in the study, from the five examined prey taxa (column "prey") in the three different pitcher absorbable nitrogen forms (column "source") and treatment conditions (column "treatment").