Nectar Removal Experiment: Endpoint

The purpose of this experiment was to determine if extrafloral and floral nectar production trade off. The experiment was conducted under glasshouse conditions. Values represent endpoint data from a 50 day experiment. Plant ID is an identifier to distinguish individual plants. Species is the species of Turnera. Treatment is the experimental treatment applied to the plant. EFN is a yes/no variable answering if extrafloral nectar was removed for the duration of the experiment. FN is a yes/no variable answering if floral nectar was removed for the duration of the experiment. Leaves is the number of leaves on the plant. Buds is the number of buds on the plants. nFlowers is the average number of flowers produced each day over three days. FNvol is the three-day average floral nectar volume (uL) produced by the plant. FNconc is the three-day average floral nectar concentration (Brix). FNsugar is the three-day average mass of floral nectar sugar (mg sucrose equivalent) produced by the plant. FNvol_per is the three-day average floral nectar volume (uL) per flower. FNsugar_per is the three-day average mass of floral nectar sugar (mg sucrose equivalent) per flower. nEFN is the three-day average number of active EFN pairs per plant. EFNvol is the three-day average extrafloral nectar volume (uL) produced by the plant. EFNconc is the three-day average extrafloral nectar concentration (Brix). EFNsugar is the three-day average mass of extrafloral nectar sugar (mg sucrose equivalent) produced by the plant. EFNvol_per is the three-day average extrafloral nectar volume (uL) per active extrafloral nectary pair. EFNsugar_per is the three-day average extrafloral nectar sugar mass (mg sucrose equivalent) per active extrafloral nectary pair.