TD_AllDates

• Main Authors: Borkenhagen, Andrea, Cooper, David J.
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2015
• Subjects: Boreal; constructed fens; hydrologic niches; mineral sediment; moss establishment; mulch cover; fen moss; vascular plant cover; water table gradient; Fort McMurray; Canada
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10255/dryad.99868; https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.534ng/1

Abiotic and biotic data from all sampling dates. plotid = Plot ID; date = Sample date; rep = Replicate; trt = Water level treatment (0 cm, -10 cm, -20 cm, -30 cm); cover = Cover treatment (HP = Herbaceous plants, LS = Low shrub, WM = Wood-strand mulch, NC = No-cover control, C = No-moss no-cover control); gwc = Gravimetric water content; l = Percent cover of litter; tdiff = Temperature difference between surface and 5 cm depth in the soil (C o); s2aw = distance between the soil and average water level (cm); som = Percent soil organic matter; tmb = Moss biomass (g); om = Percent cover of opportunistic mosses; tm = Percent cover of total moss; om14 = Percent cover of opportunistic mosses in September 2014; tm14 = Percent cover of total moss in September 2014; ll01 = Percent cover litter transformed using a logit; tdiffsq = Temp difference between surface and 5 cm depth in the soil transformed with a square root; tmbsq = Soil organic matter transformed with a square root; oml01 = Percent cover of opportunistic mosses transformed using a logit; tmsq = Percent cover of total moss transformed with a square root; om14l01 = Percent cover of opportunistic mosses in Sept 2014 transformed using a logit; tm14l01 = Percent cover of total moss in Sept 2014 transformed with a square root;