Data from: Will trees or grasses profit from changing rainfall regimes in savannas?

# Will trees or grasses profit from changing rainfall regimes in savannas? These datasets accompany the article published in New Phytologist with the same title. 1\) Tree growth rates (Trees_growth.csv) 2\) Grass evapotranspiration rates (Grass_evapotranspiration.csv) 3\) Historical rainfall data (Skukuza_rainfall.csv) 4\) Daily soil water potentials (Daily_soil_kpa.csv) Give a brief summary of dataset contents, contextualized in experimental procedures and results. ## Description of the data and file structure 1\) Tree growth rates Date = date Species = species rep = species replicate diam_increase = increase in stem diameter rain.year = rainfall year including the 2021 and 2022 rainfall years 2\) Grass evapotranspiration rates Date = date lysname = Lysimeter ID ET0 = daily evapotranspiration rain.year = rainfall year including the 2021 and 2022 rainfall years (g.m*−*2.day*−*1) 3\) Historical rainfall data (Skukuza_rainfall.csv) has the following columns: Station = weather station Date = date Year = year Month = month Day = day mm = rainfall amount rain.year = rainfall year DORY = day of rainfall year 4\) Daily soil water potentials (Daily_soil_kpa.csv) date = date kpa_10 = soil water potential at 10 cm kpa_20 = soil water potential at 20 cm kpa_30 = soil water potential at 30 cm