Phenotypic measurements of Howea belmoreana and Howea forsteriana from a common garden experiment on Lord Howe Island

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The dataset describes the effect of soil type, soil sterilisation and drought treatment on survival rate and growth of Howea belmoreana and Howea forsteriana, grown from seed in an experiment on Lord Howe Island for 30 months. The data describe the number of surviving plants per replicate, as well as height and number of leaves of individual plants at two timepoints. The work was carried out by Dr Owen Osborne and Prof. Vincent Savolainen, Imperial College London, and was funded by the NERC grant NE/M015742/1.

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2019-02-26
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eb9f4320-3c8e-4bfe-bb58-9a6df63f3f37
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Latitude: -31.489° to °
Longitude: 159.03° to 159.119°
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4326
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2019-01-31 (publication)
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Imperial College (pointOfContact, author); Environmental Information Data Centre (custodian); NERC Environmental Information Data Centre (publisher)
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\u00a9 Natural Environment Research Council, If you reuse this data, you should cite: Osborne, O., Savolainen, V. (2019). Phenotypic measurements of Howea belmoreana and Howea forsteriana from a common garden experiment on Lord Howe Island. NERC Environmental Information Data Centre https://doi.org/10.5285/eb9f4320-3c8e-4bfe-bb58-9a6df63f3f37