Tables
Table 1. Assessment of the utility of observational field data
to predict genetic differentiation in Plantago lanceolata .
Vegetative traits are biomass and specific leaf area (SLA), and biomass
corrected reproductive traits are probability of flowering (Flw Prob)
and fecundity. The effects of environmental drivers (Aridity,
Temperature, Vegetation Cover and Mowing) on each trait are compared for
greenhouse (Grh) vs. field (Fld) conditions, based on effects from best
models shown in Figures 3 and 5. The comparison (Comp) determines
genetic differentiation to be 1) predictable if effects in greenhouse
and field conditions share presence or absence, and direction if present
(green) or 2) unpredictable otherwise (black; cf. Fig. 1). Signs of
effects are “+” (positive), “-” (negative), “~”
(inconsistent direction due to interactions; note some interactions do
not lead to inconsistent direction), “abs” (absent) and “na” (not
analysed; no comparison is made).