Associationmodel-written summary

Fast-growing tree species had lower pathogen incidence than slow-growing species in the earliest successional sites.

A claim from Foliar Pathogen Incidence on Woody Seedlings Across a Tropical Forest Chronosequence · 2025

Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Fast-growing tree species had lower pathogen incidence than slow-growing species in the earliest successional sites.

Taxon
Woody Seedlingst0
Material
Fast‐growing speciese5
Interactor
Fungal pathogense0pathogen
Outcome
pathogen incidencee5
Direction
lowere5
Comparator
slow‐growing speciese5
Setting
earliest successional sitese5

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“Foliar Pathogen Incidence on Woody Seedlings Across a Tropical Forest Chronosequence”

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“Fungal pathogens affect seedling performance and mediate plant species coexistence in mature tropical forests”

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e5

“Fast‐growing species had lower pathogen incidence than slow‐growing species in the earliest successional sites”

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Title

Foliar Pathogen Incidence on Woody Seedlings Across a Tropical Forest Chronosequence

Anita Weissflog; Damla Cinoğlu; Daisy H. Dent; et al. Biotropica 2025. doi:10.1111/btp.70116

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