Gravel Beach Plant Community Structure

These data support the following publication: Arnst, E. et al. 2021. Resource competition, not facilitation, structures gravel beach plant communities. Journal of Vegetation Science.

We describe how plant–plant interactions are mediated by environmental factors to influence plant community structure on gravel beaches based on observational studies and two experiments.

Please cite both the dataset and the paper, if you make use of these data.

Data and Resources

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1.Tongaio _Species.csv.csv
Observational survey of Tangoio Beach. Species observed in quadrats.
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2a. Birdlings Flat _Species.csv.csv
Observational survey of Birdlings Flat Beach. Species observed in quadrats.
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2b. Birdlings Flat _Site variables.csvCSV
Observational survey of Birdlings Flat. Site characteristics observed in quadrats.
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3.Tongaio _Exotic facilitation experiment.csvCSV
Exotic facilitation experiment at Tangoio. Survival of shrub seedlings planted in three experimental treatments
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4. BirdlingsFlat_Native facilitation experiment.csvCSV
.Native facilitation experiment at Birdlings Flat. Survival of shrub seedlings planted in factorial experiment.
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Author	Arnst, E.A. & Wiser, S.K. & Sullivan, J.J. & Buckley, H.L.
Maintainer	Elise Arnst
Maintainer Email	Elise Arnst
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Language	English
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