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Table 2 Results from regressions of volume of resprouting stems and estimated pre-fire size (summed diameter of burnt stems), and correlations of mean height growth with mean stem density and mean stem diameter for clumps of resprouting stems for resprouting species in Florida, USA, in 2009. Stem density and stem diameters were not measured for palmettos, which have belowground stems.

From: Post-Fire Growth Strategies of Resprouting Florida Scrub Vegetation

  

Pre-fire size vs post-fire size

Height growth vs stem density

Height growth vs stem diameter

Species

Abbreviation

r2

P

r

P

r

P

bigflower pawpaw

asiobo

0.512

≤0.001

−0.800

≤0.001

0.559

≤0.001

tarflower

bejrac

0.360

≤0.001

−0.570

≤0.001

0.619

≤0.001

dwarf huckleberry

gaydum

0.110

0.048

−0.546

0.023

0.588

0.012

gopher apple

licmic

0.180

0.009

−0.433

0.007

0.357

0.036

coastal plain staggerbush

lyofru

0.293

0.001

−0.675

≤0.001

0.818

≤0.001

fetterbush lyonia

lyoluc

0.214

0.003

−0.749

≤0.001

0.557

≤0.001

Feay’s palafox

palfea

0.018

0.417

−0.455

0.004

0.073

0.729

silk bay

perhum

0.678

≤0.001

−0.596

≤0.001

0.739

≤0.001

Chapman oak

quecha

0.230

0.002

−0.606

≤0.001

0.655

≤0.001

sand live oak

quegem

0.595

≤0.001

−0.643

≤0.001

0.586

0.001

sandhill oak

queino

0.344

≤0.001

−0.785

≤0.001

0.627

≤0.001

scrub palmetto

sabeto

0.229

0.003

—

—

—

—

saw palmetto

serrep

0.440

≤0.001

—

—

—

—

Darrow’s vaccinium

vacdar

0.150

0.018

−0.442

0.007

0.620

≤0.001

shiny blueberry

vacmyr

0.080

0.096

−0.700

≤0.001

0.342

0.047

tallow wood

ximame

0.510

0.242

−0.505

0.002

0.464

0.004