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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: Ecology. 2018 Oct 12;99(11):2535–2545. doi: 10.1002/ecy.2503

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2.

Relationships between traits and components of pathogen transmission that were statistically significant in the transmission trials using 14 plant species. A) Mean susceptibility (over all trials using a particular species) versus reproductive structures per inflorescence (estimated mean for the species). B), C) Susceptibility in each trial irrespective of flower species (0=not infected, 1=infected; values jittered to separate points) as a function of B) bee size, estimated by the length of the wing radial cell, and C) total time foraging by the bee. D) Mean intensity (mean of all log-transformed positive pathogen cell counts for each species) as a function of reproductive structures per inflorescence (estimated mean for the species). The dashed lines in each panel are regressions fitted to the plotted points (linear regression in panels A and D, logistic regression in B and C). Figure generated by R script SusceptibilityAndIntensityPlots.R; Dryad repository.