Fig. S1 from Chemical properties of foliar metabolomes represent a key axis of functional trait variation in forests of the tropical Andes
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posted on 2025-12-01, 05:20 authored by Sierra Chadwick, David Henderson, Dale L. Forrister, Leslie Cayola, Alfredo Fuentes, Belén Alvestegui, N Muchhala, J. Sebastián Tello, Martin Volf, Jonathan A. Myers, BE Sedio3D figure showing the relationship between elevation, chemical similarity for the most aromatic, light-absorbing metabolites (upper-quartile nAtomP), and chemical similarity for the most polar metabolites (lower-quartile ALogP). Each data point represents a tree species in a forest plot, with point size scaled by abundance. Hovering reveals the species, family, elevation, and trait data. Species in high-elevation forest plots are remarkably similar with respect to the most polar and most aromatic metabolites, indicating shared or very structurally similar metabolites with these properties.
