Table 1c.

Summary of the measured response variables and respective outcomes for each relevant publication organized by taxa for prediction 3 and the listed metrics of function as they were reported in the publication as a function of taxa.

TaxaSourceResponse variable categoryResponse variableOutcome
SeagrassesEhlers et al. 2008AbundanceAboveground biomassNeutral
Belowground biomassNeutral
Number of shootsPositive
Hughes and Stachowicz 2011AbundanceBiomassPositive
Shoot densityPositive
Williams 2001AbundanceAverage number of leaf shoots per clonePositive
Shoot countsUntested or not reported
MorphometricDirection of growthUntested or not reported
PhysiologyAverage rate of leaf shoot productionPositive
Leaf countsUntested or not reported
ReproductionSeed germinationPositive
Marsh PlantsHughes et al. 2018AbundanceBiomassNeutral
Stem densityNeutral
MorphometricStem heightNeutral
PhysiologyLeaf growthNeutral
ReproductionFlower productionNeutral
Seed productionNeutral
TaxaSourceResponse variable categoryResponse variableOutcome
SeagrassesEhlers et al. 2008AbundanceAboveground biomassNeutral
Belowground biomassNeutral
Number of shootsPositive
Hughes and Stachowicz 2011AbundanceBiomassPositive
Shoot densityPositive
Williams 2001AbundanceAverage number of leaf shoots per clonePositive
Shoot countsUntested or not reported
MorphometricDirection of growthUntested or not reported
PhysiologyAverage rate of leaf shoot productionPositive
Leaf countsUntested or not reported
ReproductionSeed germinationPositive
Marsh PlantsHughes et al. 2018AbundanceBiomassNeutral
Stem densityNeutral
MorphometricStem heightNeutral
PhysiologyLeaf growthNeutral
ReproductionFlower productionNeutral
Seed productionNeutral

Note: Response variable category refers to one of the six categories used to describe the type of function that was reported: abundance, morphometric, physiological, reproduction, community, and ecosystem. The response variable column lists the specific metric each publication used. The outcomes are reported solely on the basis of the correlative nature of the relationship.

Table 1c.

Summary of the measured response variables and respective outcomes for each relevant publication organized by taxa for prediction 3 and the listed metrics of function as they were reported in the publication as a function of taxa.

TaxaSourceResponse variable categoryResponse variableOutcome
SeagrassesEhlers et al. 2008AbundanceAboveground biomassNeutral
Belowground biomassNeutral
Number of shootsPositive
Hughes and Stachowicz 2011AbundanceBiomassPositive
Shoot densityPositive
Williams 2001AbundanceAverage number of leaf shoots per clonePositive
Shoot countsUntested or not reported
MorphometricDirection of growthUntested or not reported
PhysiologyAverage rate of leaf shoot productionPositive
Leaf countsUntested or not reported
ReproductionSeed germinationPositive
Marsh PlantsHughes et al. 2018AbundanceBiomassNeutral
Stem densityNeutral
MorphometricStem heightNeutral
PhysiologyLeaf growthNeutral
ReproductionFlower productionNeutral
Seed productionNeutral
TaxaSourceResponse variable categoryResponse variableOutcome
SeagrassesEhlers et al. 2008AbundanceAboveground biomassNeutral
Belowground biomassNeutral
Number of shootsPositive
Hughes and Stachowicz 2011AbundanceBiomassPositive
Shoot densityPositive
Williams 2001AbundanceAverage number of leaf shoots per clonePositive
Shoot countsUntested or not reported
MorphometricDirection of growthUntested or not reported
PhysiologyAverage rate of leaf shoot productionPositive
Leaf countsUntested or not reported
ReproductionSeed germinationPositive
Marsh PlantsHughes et al. 2018AbundanceBiomassNeutral
Stem densityNeutral
MorphometricStem heightNeutral
PhysiologyLeaf growthNeutral
ReproductionFlower productionNeutral
Seed productionNeutral

Note: Response variable category refers to one of the six categories used to describe the type of function that was reported: abundance, morphometric, physiological, reproduction, community, and ecosystem. The response variable column lists the specific metric each publication used. The outcomes are reported solely on the basis of the correlative nature of the relationship.

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