Effect of neighborhood functional CNV dissimilarity on seedling
survival
The AIC values were used to compare models for each defense response
(Table 1 & S4) and the values of the estimates of the fixed
neighborhood effects of the best described models for each GO were shown
in Figure 3. Across the best models for all four enemy types,
log-transformation of initial seedling height (logHT) has a positive
effect and conspecific seedling density (S_con) has a negative effect
on seedling survival significantly, while conspecific adult neighbors
have no significant effect (Table 1, Fig. 4, as logHT had a much larger
effect size than all other variables, it was not shown in Fig3). When
considering defense response to fungus, seedling survival was best
explained by model I (Table 1), containing only logHT and S_con. When
considering defense response to bacterium and virus, seedling survival
was best explained by models VII (Table 1), and the adult NTFd’ had a
positive effect on seedling survival (P =0.022, and P =
0.030 for defense response to bacterium and virus, respectively). When
considering defense response to insect, the best described model was
model V, and the seedling NTFd’ strongly negatively affected seedling
survival (P =0.0097).