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. 2006 Jun;97(6):1103–1114. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcl067

Table 2.

Numbers of trees a given epiphyte species inhabited in 0·4 ha of the San Lorenzo Crane Plot (light and bold numbers) and generated numbers of a random distribution based on the distribution of a given species on all forest trees in the plot for the three host tree species Socratea exorrhiza, Marila laxiflora and Perebea xanthochyma

Species Socratea exorrhiza Marila laxiflora Perebea xanthochyma
Ananthacorus angustifolius 11 (0; 4) 5 (0; 5) 7 (0; 5)
Anthrophyum lanceolatum 0 (0; 2) 1 (0; 2) 1 (0; 2)
Anthurium acutangulum 2 (0; 4) 10 (0; 5) 3 (0; 5)
Anthurium clavigerum 12 (0; 3) 8 (0; 4) 0 (0; 3)
Anthurium friedrichsthallii 1 (0; 3) 8 (0; 4) 1 (0; 4)
Anthurium hacumense 1 (0; 3) 7 (0; 3) 0 (0; 3)
Asplenium serratum 5 (0; 3) 4 (0; 4) 0 (0; 4)
Campyloneurum occultum 0 (0; 2) 3 (0; 3) 1 (0; 3)
Campyloneurum phylliditis 4 (0; 3) 3 (0; 3) 1 (0; 3)
Catasetum viridiflavum 0 (0; 2) 5 (0; 2) 0 (0; 2)
Codonanthe macradenia 4 (0; 4) 8 (0; 4) 1 (0; 4)
Dichaea panamensis 0 (0; 3) 5 (0; 3) 1 (0; 3)
Dicranoglossum panamense 8 (0; 6) 17 (1; 8) 17 (1; 7)
Elaphoglossum sporadolepis 8 (0; 3) 3 (0; 3) 1 (0; 3)
Epidendrum nocturnum 3 (0; 2) 1 (0; 2) 0 (0; 2)
Guzmania subcorymbosa 3 (0; 2) 2 (0; 3) 1 (0; 2)
Microgramma lycopodioides 3 (0; 2) 1 (0; 3) 1 (0; 3)
Niphidium crassifolium 5 (0; 4) 7 (0; 4) 1 (0; 4)
Peperomia rotundifolia 2 (0; 3) 4 (0; 3) 2 (0; 3)
Polypodium percussum 3 (0; 3) 1 (0; 3) 1 (0; 3)
Scaphyglottis graminifolia 0 (0; 3) 2 (0; 3) 0 (0; 3)
Scaphyglottis longicaulis 4 (0; 3) 2 (0; 4) 1 (0; 4)
Scaphyglottis prolifera 0 (0; 2) 2 (0; 2) 0 (0; 2)
Sobralia fragrans 6 (0; 2) 1 (0; 3) 0 (0; 3)
Tillandsia anceps 10 (0; 4) 8 (0; 4) 4 (0; 4)
Trichomanes angustifrons 5 (0; 5) 10 (0; 6) 16 (0; 5)
Trichomanes ekmannii 3 (0; 3) 10 (0; 3) 8 (0; 3)
Trichomanes ovale 2 (0; 2) 1 (0; 3) 3 (0; 3)
Vriesea gladioliflora 2 (0; 3) 2 (0; 3) 5 (0; 3)

Numbers in brackets indicate the lower and upper boundary of the random generated tree numbers. Only species occurring on ≥5% of the host trees in the plot are shown. Bold numbers indicate species occurring on a higher number of trees than expected by random distribution.