Mitsue Shibata, Hiroshi Tanaka, Shigeo Iida, Shin Abe, Takashi Masaki, Kaoru Niiyama, and Tohru Nakashizuka. 2002. Synchronized annual seed production by 16 principal tree species in a temperate deciduous forest, Japan. Ecology 83:1727-1742.

Species		Seeds of the same species				Seeds of congeneric species				Seeds of species that are assumed to share common predators
		r	n	P		r	n	P		r	n	P
Acer mono		-0.46	8	0.252		-0.68 8 0.064 -0.75 6 0.089
Acer amoenum		-0.76	6	0.082
Carpinus cordata		-0.96	6	0.003**		-0.89 6 0.018 -0.89 5 0.041 -0.93 6 0.006* -0.50 6 0.313				-0.86 6 0.027 -0.72 5 0.171 -0.83 6 0.041 -0.49 6 0.321 -0.76 7 0.048
Carpinus japonica		-0.96	5	0.009**
Carpinus laxiflora		-0.90	6	0.013*
Carpinus tschonoskii		-0.47	6	0.347
Ostrya japonica		-0.65	7	0.116
Swida controversa		-0.87	6	0.025*
Styrax obassia		-0.48	6	0.340
Fagus crenata		-0.07	6	0.901		-0.22 5 0.716 -0.47 6 0.344
Fagus japonica		-0.82	6	0.047*
Quercus crispula		0.07	6	0.900		-0.66 6 0.151 -0.77 8 0.025*				-0.67 6 0.142 -0.79 8 0.021 -0.29 6 0.578
Quercus serrata		-0.78	8	0.219
Castanea crenata		-0.84	6	0.035*

   Notes: The results of correlation between the ratio of the number of sound and holed seeds in year N to that in year N - 1 (log transformed) and the percentage of insect predation are shown. We test three types of the number of seeds as in Appendix C.