Table 2.
GC/Environmental Stressor | Adjusted effect size | Adjusted CIs | Unadjusted effect size | Unadjusted CIs | |
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GC main model | Climate change | −0.13 | [−0.38,0.12] | −0.29 | [−0.54,−0.04] |
Land-use intensification | −0.41∗ | [−0.60,−0.22] | −0.58∗ | [−0.77,−0.39] | |
Pollution | −0.51∗ | [−0.72,−0.29] | −0.71∗ | [−0.92,−0.50] | |
Nutrient enrichment | 0.30∗ | [0.10,0.51] | 0.12 | [−0.08,0.32] | |
Invasive species | −0.11 | [−0.48,0.26] | −0.23 | [−0.61,0.15] | |
Habitat fragmentation | 0.18 | [−0.21,0.57] | 0.05 | [−0.35,0.45] | |
Climate change | Flooding | 0.31 | [−0.05,0.68] | 0.12 | [−0.25,0.49] |
Drought | −0.31∗ | [−0.55,−0.07] | −0.52∗ | [−0.76,−0.28] | |
Temperature change | 0.006 | [−0.22,0.21] | −0.20 | [−0.41,0.02] | |
CO2 increase | 0.07 | [−0.17,0.32] | −0.10 | [−0.34,0.14] | |
Land-use intensification | Grazing | 0.07 | [−0.27,0.30] | −0.36∗ | [−0.71,−0.01] |
Fire | −0.10 | [−0.49,0.30] | −0.59∗ | [−1.00,−0.18] | |
Harvesting | −0.01 | [−0.36,0.34] | −0.49∗ | [−0.86,−0.12] | |
Organic vs. Conventional | −0.67∗ | [−1.01,−0.33] | −1.14∗ | [−1.49,−0.78] | |
Tillage | −0.41∗ | [−0.67,−0.15] | −0.93∗ | [−1.19,−0.66] | |
Pollution | Pesticides | −0.37∗ | [−0.73,−0.002] | −0.41∗ | [−0.78,−0.04] |
Metals | −0.91∗ | [−1.23,−0.59] | −1.03∗ | [−1.35,−0.70] | |
Nutrient enrichment | Synthetic fertilizers | −0.18 | [−0.42,0.06] | 0.05 | [−0.16,0.27] |
Ca-liming + wood ash | −0.27 | [−0.70,0.16] | −0.05 | [−0.47,0.37] | |
Compost | 0.01 | [−0.43,0.44] | 0.29 | [−0.13,0.70] | |
Sludge (including biosolids) | −0.07 | [−0.53,0.38] | 0.13 | [−0.31,0.58] | |
Manure + slurry | 0.48∗ | [0.16,0.79] | 0.75∗ | [0.46,1.04] | |
Residue + mulch | 0.43∗ | [0.11,0.75] | 0.67∗ | [0.37,0.97] | |
Other organic fertilizers | 0.34 | [−0.05,0.73] | 0.57∗ | [0.20,0.95] | |
Multiple fertilizer types | 0.21 | [−0.39,0.81] | 0.47 | [−0.12,1.05] | |
Invasive species (all stressors mean) | 0.52∗ | [0.05, 0.98] | −0.15 | [−0.55, 0.25] |
Effect sizes were adjusted using methods in a study by Nakagawa et al.65 to account for small-study effects.
Effect sizes indicate statistically significant from zero.