Biodiversity, climate, and human impacts on forest structural diversity-productivity relationships

The data provided for analysis includes a comprehensive set of ecological and environmental variables collected across multiple forest plots. These data are suitable for modeling and statistical analysis, as they meet the necessary criteria for evaluating the relationships between structural diversity, biodiversity, and forest productivity. The dataset encompasses a range of ecological variables, such as stand age, climate factors (including precipitation, temperature variability, and drought frequency), soil properties, and nitrogen deposition. Additionally, biodiversity measures (species richness, Shannon diversity, Simpson diversity, functional diversity, and phylogenetic diversity) have been included to explore their direct and indirect effects on ecosystem functioning. All data are collected from reliable sources and processed to ensure consistency and accuracy, providing a robust foundation for examining the interplay between ecological factors and forest productivity under varying disturbance regimes.