Los Tuxtlas, Mexico(19
◦^04′N, 18◦^35′W)4725
17–29
2
18
Rain
11.9
R. Dirzo (unpublisheddata)
Los Tuxtlas, Mexico(19◦^04′N, 18◦^35′W)472517–291–251Rain9.435bde la Cruz and Dirzo(1987)Los Tuxtlas, Mexico(19◦^04′N, 18◦^35′W)472517–291–22Rain15.05bNúñez-Farfán andDirzo (1988)Los Tuxtlas, Mexico(19◦^04′N, 18◦^35′W)472517–291–21Rain20.70bGarcia-Guzman andBenitez-Malvido(2003)Luquillo, Puerto Rico(18◦^20′N, 66◦^00′W)346021–2512Rain17.336.1825.87Myster (2002)Petit Saut, FrenchGuiana(5◦^04′N, 53◦^04′W)31502–3NANARain5.4Stercketal. (1992)
Papua New Guinea(North)(5◦^25′S, 147◦^16′E)NANANA7Rain14Wint (1983)Papua New Guinea(South)(5◦^25′S, 147◦^16′E)NANANA23Rain12Wint (1983)San Blas, Panama(8◦^48′N, 77◦^40′W)2155NA423Rain12.5Wint (1983)Sepilok, Malaysia(5◦^54′N, 118◦^04′E)3110270–11Rain5.838.78Waterman andRoss(1988)Sierra Leone, TiwaiIsland(7◦^33′N, 11◦^21′W)3300NA3–44Rain4.7710.06Moleetal. (1988)
MalaysiaNANANA2Rain5.74bHowlett andDavidson (2001)Queensland, Australia NANANA1Rain5.40bJackson and Bach(1999)AustraliaNANANA1Rain4.50bIddlesetal.(2003)Singapore(1◦^20′N, 103◦^50′E)190030NA25Rain6.563.15Turner (1995)Wongabel, Australia(17◦^19′S, 145◦^30′E)1560NANA2Rain14.64Hurley (2000)Notes: Includes data on herbivory (leaf area eaten,LAE), total phenolics (TP), condensed tannins (CT),and leaf toughness (where available). Also provided is information onthe location of study sites (locality, country),and their corresponding precipitation, temperature, and seasonality. NA, data not available.aIndicates rates of herbivory.bData correspond to seedlings.