Plnt relative growth rate (RGR) with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and soil microbial filtrates from pastures, coffee plantations and forest fragments

The data was collected from a greenhouse experiment in which 11 plant species (read below) were growth with sterilized soil inoculated with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (AMF) or a soil microbial filtrate obtained from three habitats: pastures, coffee plantations, or forest fragments. Please read Pizano et al. 2017 Ecological Applications for details on the methods. Abbreviations of the data file are as follows: Block (Block=block (bench) where the plant was located in the greenhouse where the experiment took place) Habitat (Habitat of origin of the soil P= pastures, C=coffee plantations, F= forest fragments), Inoculum (AMF=arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi, Fil=soil microbial filtrate), Species (Bra=Brachiaria brizantha, Cof=Coffea arabica, CecA=Cecropia angustifolia, CecT=Cecropia telealba, Ocr=Ochroma pyramidale, Sol=Solanum aphyodendrum, Jug=Juglans neotropica, Ret=Retrophyllum rospigliosii, Gar=Garcinia madrunno, Gus=Gustavia superba, Sip=Siparuna aspera), Total final dw (total whole plant dry biomass (g)), Root/Shoot (root dry biomass (g)/shoot (stem + leaves) dry biomass (g)), Initial leaf area (total plant leaf area (cm2), RGR (plant relative growth rate (final plant dry weight-initial plant dry weight calculated based on initial leaf area/ days of the experiment)(g/gday)), Days in exp. (days in the experiment; some plants were replaced because they died at the beginning of the experiment)