Flower retention in a naturally-pollinated Yucca glauca population

Description:
This dataset contains processed data for positions of flowers on naturally-pollinated Y. glauca inflorescences and whether or not the flowers were retained (matured). Refer to manuscript for details of the study system, study site, and methods.

Format
The file is in .csv format. Each row contains data for a flower on an inflorescence.

Description of column headers
clump - ID of the visually identifiable Y. glauca clump that the inflorescence belonged to.
infl - ID of the inflorescence in the patch.
ht - Height (cm) of the inflorescence from the point of origin at the base of the rosette to the tip.
basaldia - Basal diamater (mm) of the inflorescence's rosette (an index of rosette size) measured below the lowest crown of green leaves.
fruits - Number of fruits matured on the inflorescence
branched - Whether the inflorescence is branched or not (binary variable) Y. glauca inflorescences are usually unbranched, in some cases, some amount of branching exists.
buds - The total number of buds/flowers on the inflorescence
fl - Position of flower (also serves as unique ID within an inflorescence), where 1 is the first flower from the bottom of the inflorescence.
fr - Whether the flower (fl) was retained (matured) or not (binary variable).
scaled - The scaled position of flower on inflorescence. Calculated by dividing the flower position by buds. For an inflorescence the lowest flower position is above 0 and the highest flower position is 1.
frbelow - The number of fruits below the flower with position fr
pos - The position of flowers categorized into bottom third (B), middle third (M), and top third (T) flowers. Flowers with scaled positions less than 1/3 were classified as B, greater than 2/3 were classified as T, and the remaining flowers were classified as M.