| |
Afroligusticum
|
Capnophyllum
|
Dasispermum
|
Nanobubon
|
Notobubon
|
Lefebvrea
|
Scaraboides
|
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|
Afroligusticum
|
–
|
1.1–2.9 °C
|
1.2–3.1 °C
|
2.2–4.2 °C
|
2.1–4.0 °C
|
0.7–3.0 °C
|
1.2–4.0 °C
|
|
Capnophyllum
|
628–854 mm
|
–
|
0.0–0.4 °C
|
0.7–1.6 °C
|
0.7–1.4 °C
|
3.2–4.6 °C
|
0.0–1.7 °C
|
|
Dasispermum
|
543–750 mm
|
27–162 mm
|
–
|
0.7–1.5 °C
|
0.6–1.2 °C
|
3.3–4.7 °C
|
0.0–1.5 °C
|
|
Nanobubon*
|
495–712 mm
|
62–213 mm
|
0–102 mm
|
–
|
0.0–0.6 °C
|
4.3–5.8 °C
|
0.0–1.8 °C
|
|
Notobubon*
|
564–768 mm
|
10–141 mm
|
0–64 mm
|
6–119 mm
|
–
|
4.2–5.6 °C
|
0.0–1.6 °C
|
|
Lefebvrea
|
366–597 mm
|
175–345 mm
|
95–235 mm
|
44–200 mm
|
116–253 mm
|
–
|
3.2–5.7 °C
|
|
Scaraboides
|
1029–1313 mm
|
311–549 mm
|
417–633 mm
|
454–682 mm
|
393–618 mm
|
570–810 mm
|
–
|
- A comparison of 95% confidence intervals for absolute difference in average annual precipitation (lower triangle) and average mean annual temperature (upper triangle) of selected herbaceous and woody genera from the Lefebvrea clade. The intervals were originally expressed in terms of PC1 and PC2 and then back-projected onto AP and MAT dimensions of the bioclimatic space. Taxa with woody habit are marked with asterisks in the first column.
