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. 2005 Oct 24;96(7):1199–1214. doi: 10.1093/aob/mci278

Table 9.

Correlations between TRAIT1 and temperature and precipitation variables within regions

Environmental variable*
Eastside Washington Cascades
Westside Washington Cascades
Eastside Oregon Cascades§
Westside Oregon Cascades
ELEV −0·21 −0·52 −0·66 −0·74
DECMNT 0·28 0·51 0·40 0·72
SPRFRST 0·16 −0·45 −0·47 −0·69
FALLFRST −0·06 0·45 0·45 0·69
ANNPRE 0·45 −0·11 −0·07 0·04
WINPRE 0·48 −0·15 0·03 −0·05
SUMPRE 0·37 −0·01 −0·35 −0·04
JULARID 0·35 −0·16 −0·55 −0·20
*

Key to environmental variables: ELEV = elevation, DECMNT = December average daily minimum temperature, SPRFRST = date of first spring frost, FALLFRST = date of last autumn frost, ANNPRE = total annual precipitation, WINPRE = total precipitation from December through February, SUMPRE = total precipitation from June through August, JULARID = ratio of July precipitation to July average temperature plus 10.

Correlations equal to or greater than 0·25 are significantly different from zero at P = 0·05.

Correlations equal to or greater than 0·19 are significantly different from zero at P = 0·05.

§

Correlations equal to or greater than 0·27 are significantly different from zero at P = 0·05.

Correlations equal to or greater than 0·10 are significantly different from zero at P = 0·05.