Table 5.1
Sources of information used in this chapter.
Location
Precipita-tion(mm)
Tempera-ture◦(
C)
Seasonality(months withprecipitation≤100 mm)
No. ofspecies
Foresttype
Herbivory(% LAE)
TP(% drymass)
CT Toughness
(g mm
−^2
)
Source
Chamela, Mexico(19
◦^30
′N, 105
◦^03
′W)
788
20–27
5–6
16
Dry
7.49
12.93
Filip
etal
. (1995)
Chamela, Mexico(19
◦^30
′N, 105
◦^03
′W)
788
20–27
5–6
1
Dry
15.81
8.1
4.3 8.7
Boege (2005)
Chamela, Mexico(19
◦^30
′N, 105
◦^03
′W)
788
20–27
5–6
3
Dry
13.46
6.23
3.85 8.7
Boege (2004)
Chamela, Mexico(19
◦^30
′N, 105
◦^03
′W)
788
20–27
5–6
30
Dry
5.48
Herrerias-Diego(1999)
Chamela, Mexico(19
◦^30
′N, 105
◦^03
′W)
788
20–27
5–6
5
Dry
9.2
Martínez (2000)
Chamela, Mexico(19
◦^30
′N, 105
◦^03
′W)
788
20–27
5–6
9
Dry
6.78
O. Sánchez(unpublished data)
Guanacaste, CostaRica(10
◦^45
′N, 85
◦^30
′W)
1565
NA
5–6
23
Dry
8.7
Leffler and Enquist(2002)
Huautla, Mexico(18
◦^25
′N, 99
◦^30
′W)
1039
20–29
7–8
1
Dry
26.84
Sánchez-Montoya(2002)
Huautla, Mexico(18
◦^25
′N, 99
◦^30
′W)
1039
20–29
7–8
20
Dry
11.52
R. Dirzo (unpublisheddata)
Huautla, Mexico(18
◦^25
′N, 99
◦^30
′W)
1039
20–29
7–8
21
Dry
0.125/day
a
21.65
Carrazco-Carballido(2002)
Mundumalai, India(11
◦^30
′N, 77
◦^27
′W)
1100
12–35
5–6
275
Dry
10.8
Murali and Sukumar(1993)
Palo Verde, Costa Rica(10
◦^21
′N, 85
◦^21
′W)
1500
30
5
18
Dry
10.69
R. Dirzo (unpublisheddata)
Palo Verde, Costa Rica(10
◦^21
′N, 85
◦^21
′W)
1500
30
5
NA
Dry
10.75
Dirzo andDomínguez (1995)
Santa Rosa, CostaRica(10
◦^50
′N, 85
◦^40
′W)
1500
25
6–7
77
Dry
5.66
5.72 –
Janzen andWaterman (1984)
Barro Colorado Island,Panama(9
◦^10
′N, 79
◦^51
′W)
2623
32
3–4
6
Rain
7.6
Milton (1979)
Barro Colorado Island,Panama(9
◦^10
′N, 79
◦^51
′W)
2623
32
3–4
6
Rain
0.206/day
a
Coley (1982)
Continued