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. 2010 Mar 12;105(5):707–717. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcq034

Table 4.

Univariate regressions of the difference in mean sideroxylonal concentration between Huntly and Lake Tyers on bioclimatic variables

Variable Bioclimatic parameter (P) Units Regression slope R2 F P
Annual mean temperature 1 °C 0·29 0·10 1·81 0·23
Mean diurnal temperature range 2 °C −0·33 0·81 31·47 0·0014
Isothermality* 3 % 1·01 0·01 1·06 0·34
Temperature seasonality 4 %CV −7·2E-03 0·84 36·92 0·0009
Maximum temperature of warmest month 5 °C −0·24 0·79 27·32 0·0020
Minimum temperature of coldest month 6 °C 0·32 0·77 25·01 0·0024
Temperature annual range 7 °C −0·15 0·90 60·95 0·0002
Mean temperature of wettest quarter 8 °C 0·054 0·10 1·80 0·23
Mean temperature of driest quarter 9 °C −0·088 0·13 2·05 0·20
Mean temperature of warmest quarter 10 °C −0·26 0·08 1·59 0·25
Mean temperature of coldest quarter 11 °C 0·32 0·67 15·25 0·0079
Annual precipitation 12 mm 0·013 0·04 1·29 0·30
Precipitation of wettest month 13 mm 0·102 0·03 1·20 0·31
Precipitation of driest month 14 mm 0·087 −0·13 0·21 0·66
Precipitation seasonality 15 %CV −0·094 −0·15 0·09 0·78
Precipitation of wettest quarter 16 mm 0·047 0·07 1·50 0·27
Precipitation of driest quarter 17 mm 0·034 −0·09 0·41 0·54
Precipitation of warmest quarter 18 mm 0·023 −0·01 0·92 0·37
Precipitation of coldest quarter 19 mm 0·052 −0·12 0·23 0·65
Latitude ° 0·60 −0·05 0·69 0·44
Longitude ° −2·69 0·05 1·34 0·29
Altitude m −0·033 0·55 9·51 0·022

Tests significant at the α = 0·05 level after correction for false discovery rate are shown in bold. Units for regression slopes are sideroxylonal mg g−1 of dry matter per °C, mm or %CV.

* Isothermality measured as (P2/P7) × 100.

Coefficient of variation based on temperatures measured in K.

Coefficient of variation based on temperatures measured in mm.