Table 1.
Variables used in the modelling.
Fig 1.
Schematization of model construction for tree growth and tree status based on characteristics of tree, species, stand and site.
Fig 2.
Distribution of the likelihood of tree status and tree growth along with mean DBH of the common species in the Rainforestation plantings.
a) proportion of survival trees; b) proportion of harvested trees; c) proportion of dead trees; and d) tree growth rate.
Fig 3.
Characteristics of tree, species, and stand predicting the growth rate of trees in the Rainforestation plantings.
a) Species shade torance; b) Species origin; c) Tree diameter; d) Species diversity; e) Stand basal area; f) Location; g) Slope; and h) Soil type.
Table 2.
Results from the final linear mixed-effects models predicting growth and status of trees (dead or harvested) in the community of 32 common species.
RVI = Relative variable importance.
Fig 4.
Probability of a tree in the likelihood of death or harvest along tree size (DBH) of different functional groups (shade-tolerant and shade-intolerant species) in the Rainforestation plantings.
a) death and b) harvest.
Table 3.
The final linear mixed-effects models predicting tree growth of individual species.
RVI = Relative variable importance.
Table 4.
Final linear mixed-effects models of tree status (dead or harvested) for individual species.
RVI = Relative variable importance.