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. 2012 Dec 31;7(12):e52821. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0052821

Table 4. Results for linking functional diversity with light capture.

Metric R2 ΔAIC Akaike weight Slope P-value
Strt 0.260 0 0.921 −0.082 <<0.001
FGRtrt 0.263 4.98 0.076 −0.069 <<0.001
FDcv.joint.abun 0.242 13.83 0.001 −0.052 <<0.001
FDjoint.abun 0.241 13.89 0.001 −0.052 <<0.001
FDcv 0.234 16.14 <0.001 −0.048 <<0.001
FD 0.234 16.91 <0.001 −0.046 <0.001
S 0.222 21.14 <0.001 −0.038 0.002
FDis 0.284 24.23 <0.001 −0.022 0.018
Q 0.289 24.58 <0.001 −0.022 0.023
Qcv 0.289 24.58 <0.001 −0.022 0.023
Hull 0.235 25.19 <0.001 −0.020 0.047
Hull cv 0.235 25.19 <0.001 −0.020 0.047
FGR 0.239 25.92 <0.001 −0.020 0.082
FDcv.abun 0.215 26.98 <0.001 0.011 0.164
FDabun 0.218 27.11 <0.001 0.011 0.182
FDiv 0.228 27.92 <0.001 0.008 0.333
Hullabun 0.246 28.59 <0.001 −0.002 0.784
Hullcv.abun 0.246 28.59 <0.001 −0.002 0.784
FEve 0.245 28.62 <0.001 −0.004 0.589

Summary of linear mixed-effects models for diversity metrics on light incident on the soil surface in the BioCON experiment. R2 are shown for observed versus predicted values. Comparisons are based on Akaike weights, with larger weights indicating greater relative strength of evidence for that predictor. Slopes are standardized and associated P-values are for significance of diversity metrics on light not captured by the canopy.