Data and code for "Leaf dry matter content is phylogenetically conserved and related to environmental conditions, especially wildfire activity"

Data and code for "Leaf dry matter content is phylogenetically conserved and related to environmental conditions, especially wildfire activity"<br>Files in the folder:<br>1 - LDMCdataset.csv<br>It contains:<br>species: species names checked according to the World Flora Online (https://www.worldfloraonline.org/)<br>phylogenetic_groups: classify according to APG III (2009)(http://www.mobot.org/MOBOT/research/APweb/).<br>growth_form: classify according to the descriptions of each species’ adult form in the Encyclopedia of Life (https://eol.org/)<br>postfire_regeneration: species that have or do not have traits associated with postfire regeneration<br>regeneration_strategies: seeders (facultative seeders and obligate seeders), non-seeders (obligate resprouters), and unknown (species were only reported to have seedling emergence in the first year after fire, but it is unclear how they specifically regenerated)<br>LDMC: leaf dry matter content (original unit: g g-1)<br>FA: defined as the logarithm of the average number of fire incidences in each region divided by the size of the region, as recorded by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) sensor in the Terra satellite at 30 seconds resolution, no unit<br>TN: soil total nitrogen content (original unit: g kg-1)<br>MAT: mean annual temperature (original unit: ℃)<br>MAP: mean annual precipitation (original unit: mm)<br>2 - LDMC.treeThe phylogenetic tree for the species list in LDMCdataset.csv.<br>3 - Analysis_Code.RIt contains all the analytical steps to reproduce the results reported in the main text.