Native range accessions common garden data

This is a csv file containing all the data from our analysis of geographic variation in stamen and ovule number. Each row represents a single flower. Multiple flowers were sampled per plant, multiple plants per accession, and multiple accessions per geographic location. Geographic location is in column 1 (Abbrev.), populated with abbreviations for the locations (see Table S1 for more information). Accessions (genotypes, maintained by self-pollination from a single field collection) are indicated by unique numbers in column 2 (Stock#). Individual plant IDs are in column 3; these numbers are unique within Stock#s, but replicated across (e.g., both stock # 36 and #22582 will have plants 1, 2, 3...). Column 4 (Coll. Date) is the date the flower was collected, which was used to estimate plant flowering times. Column 5 (fl rank) gives the rank of the flower. If it was on the main flowering stalk of the plant, flowers were numbered from the first to open (at the bottom), with floral rank increasing up the flowering stalk. Flowers on side branches were not assigned ranks, and instead labeled "axil." Columns 6 and 7 give the number of long and short stamens in the flower, respectively. Column 8 gives the number of ovules in the flower; those data are only available for a subset of flowers. The remaining columns give the latitude and longitude with hours, minutes, and seconds separated into different columns (e.g. "lat h" is hours, "lat m" is minutes, "lat s" is seconds).