Variation of trophic cascade strength in an ant-fig wasp-fig system

Original data for:Figure 3: Box plot of the number of weaver ant nests (a) and weaver ants active in fruit branches (b) of Ficus racemosa in different seasons. Different letters represent significant difference between each season, pairwise comparisons conducted using Tukey and Kramer test. Each circle represents a data point. Figure 4: Mean number (±SD) of weaver ants, Oecophyla smaragdina (a), pollinating fig wasp activity, Ceratosolen fusciceps (b), and gall making fig wasp, Sycophagus mayri activity (c) from 6:00 to 20:00 in different seasons. Symbols represent means and drop lines show the standard deviation. Different letters represent significant differences between each season, significance derived using nonparametric rank-based analysis of longitudinal data with ANOVA-type statistic (ATS). Figure 5: Box plot of foundress numbers (a) and oviposition scars of non-pollinating fig wasps (b) in the fruits of Ficus racemosa after receptive stage in different seasons. Different letters represent significant difference between each season, pairwise comparisons using Tukey and Kramer test. Each circle represents a data point. Figure 6: Mean (±SD) interaction strength (a) of weaver ant, Oecophyla smaragdina, on the gall making fig wasp, Sycophagus mayri, and the strength of the trophic cascade (b) in different seasons. Different letters represent significant differences between each season.