Interactive effects of warming and competition do not limit the adaptive plastic response to drought in populations of a Mediterranean plant
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This dataset contains the phenotypic data measured during the experiment and the R code employed in the statistical analyses of the paper \"Interactive effects of warming and competition do not limit the adaptive plastic response to drought in populations of a Mediterranean plant\", published in Global Change Biology. Water scarcity is the main selective pressure determining the performance of Mediterranean plant populations, with climate change predicted to increase the intensity and duration of droughts. However, drought rarely acts in isolation. Climate change also involves substantial warming in this region and may disrupt natural processes, including biotic interactions. Phenotypic plasticity allows plants to cope with rapid and multifaceted environmental changes. Although our knowledge of plastic responses to drought in Mediterranean plants has increased in recent years, how co-occurring simultaneous stressors interact to produce additive, synergistic, or antagonistic effects that e..., , # Data from: Interactive effects of warming and competition do not limit the adaptive plastic response to drought in populations of a Mediterranean plant Dataset DOI: [10.5061/dryad.pzgmsbd0t](10.5061/dryad.pzgmsbd0t) ## Description of the data and file structure The dataset contains the phenotypic data generated from the experiment and the R code used for data analysis. If you have any questions about the datasets, please contact [marina.ramosm@urjc.es](mailto:marina.ramosm@urjc.es) ### Files and variables #### File: Code_analysis_Ramos-Muñoz_et_al._2025_GCB.R **Description:** All analyses were performed using R v 4.3.1 (R Core Team, 2023). If you have any questions about any specific analysis, please contact [marina.ramosm@urjc.es](mailto:marina.ramosm@urjc.es) #### File: README_Ramos-Muñoz_2025_GCB.docx **Description:** This README file contains all the information needed to understand the data, and it is very similar to the information contained here #### File: Matrix_phen...,



