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Table 1 Differences in annual precipitation (lower triangle) and mean annual temperature (upper triangle) between selected African genera of Tordylieae. All comparisons are available online in Additional file A4

From: Derived woodiness and annual habit evolved in African umbellifers as alternative solutions for coping with drought

 

Afroligusticum

Capnophyllum

Dasispermum

Nanobubon

Notobubon

Lefebvrea

Scaraboides

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

  1. 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.