Data from: Cryptic interaction revisited from ecological networks: mosses as a key link between trees and hummingbirds

README<br>Data from: Fontúrbel, F.E., F. Osorio, V. Riffo-Donoso, G.O. Carvallo &amp; H. Rydin (2020) Cryptic interaction revisited from ecological networks: mosses as a key link between trees and hummingbirds. Functional Ecology.<br>This entry contains a R script along with eight .csv files:<br>(1) moss-tree-quali.csv - Qualitative data on moss-tree relationships.(2) moss-tree-quanti.csv - Quantitative data on moss-tree relationships.(3) moss-tree-excAp.csv - Qualitative data on moss-tree relationships excluding the least connected species (Aextoxicon punctatum).(4) moss-tree-excWt.csv - Qualitative data on moss-tree relationships excluding the most connected species (Weinmannia trichosperma).(5) new-nest-quali.csv - Qualitative data on moss-nest relationships for new nests.(6) new-nest-quanti.csv - Quantitative data on moss-nest relationships for new nests.(7) old-nest-quali.csv - Qualitative data on moss-nest relationships for old nests.(8) old-nest-quanti.csv - Quantitative data on moss-nest relationships for old nests.(9) indbasednwrk.csv - Individual-based network data.<br><br>Data contained here may be freely used on the sole condition of cite the original paper along with this repository entry:Original data from: Fontúrbel, F.E., F. Osorio, V. Riffo-Donoso, G.O. Carvallo &amp; H. Rydin (2020) Cryptic interaction revisited from ecological networks: mosses as a key link between trees and hummingbirds. figshare digital repository, https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.