Model results from Haselhorst et al. (2017) Ecological Informatics: Table S3. Mean slope response for each predictive model used in the ecoinformatic analysis

Derek S. Haselhorst (Creator)
David K. Tcheng (Creator)
J. Enrique Moreno (Creator)
Surangi W Punyasena (Creator)

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Table S3. Mean slope response for each predictive model used in the ecoinformatic analysis. Mean responses are provided for each seasonal and annual pollen data set analyzed from BCI and PNSL and are summarized by life form. Calculated p-values are provided for each model.

Date made available	Jun 16 2017
Publisher	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Keywords

BCI
pollen
climate
Panama
response
PNSL
ecoinformatics

DOI
10.13012/B2IDB-7821127_V1

1 Article

The effects of seasonal and long-term climatic variability on Neotropical flowering phenology: An ecoinformatic analysis of aerial pollen data
Haselhorst, D. S., Tcheng, D. K., Moreno, J. E. & Punyasena, S. W., Sep 2017, In: Ecological Informatics. 41, p. 54-63 10 p.
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Model results from Haselhorst et al. (2017) Ecological Informatics: Table S3. Mean slope response for each predictive model used in the ecoinformatic analysis

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The effects of seasonal and long-term climatic variability on Neotropical flowering phenology: An ecoinformatic analysis of aerial pollen data

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