Figure 3. The relative importance of different diversity
components in explaining stand biomass (A), productivity (B) and their
stability (C and D, respectively), as obtained by hierarchy partitioning
analysis. For each grain size, the mean variable importance (and
standard error) over 200 random samplings were reported.
APPENDIX 1: SUPPLEMENTAL TABLES AND FIGURES
Tables S1
Figures S1–S3
Appendices
Table S1. Biomass equations of each forest type in this study, as
developed by the Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden. a, b and c are
the fitted parameters; r2 is the coefficient of
determination; Br, Bs,
Bbark, Bb, Bl are the
biomass (B, kg) of root, stem, bark, branch and leaf, respectively; D is
the diameter (DBH, cm) at breast height; H is the tree height (H, m)