Ecological Archives M073-004-A1

Robin L. Chazdon, Sonia Careaga, Campbell Webb, and Orlando Vargas. 2003. Community and phylogenetic structure of reproductive traits of woody species in wet tropical forests. Ecological Monographs 73:331–347.

Appendix A. A table of reproductive traits for 366 species in 10 wet tropical forests.

Family
Species
Life form
Sexual system
Pollination syndrome
Dispersal syndrome
Acanthaceae Aphelandra storkii Leonard S H(30) HB (30) A (55)
Amaranth. Cyathula achyranthoides (Kunth) Moq. S H(10) W (10) A (55)
Anacard. Spondias mombin L. C M (10) I (10) A (19,22,45,27)
Anacard. Tapirira myriantha Triana & Planch. C D (55) UN A (49,55)
Annonaceae Anaxagorea crassipetala Hemsley MT H (30) I (30) E (10)
Annonaceae Anaxagorea phaeocarpa Martius MT H (30) I (30) E (10)
Annonaceae Annona amazonica R. E. Fries vel aff. C H (10) I (10,55) A (55)
Annonaceae Annona montana Macfad. C H (30) I (30) A (55)
Annonaceae Cymbopetalum costaricensis (Donn. Sm.) Fries. MT H (30) I (30) A (55)
Annonaceae Desmopsis microcarpa R.E. Fries S H (30) I (30) A (55,10)
Annonaceae Guatteria aeruginosa Standley MT H (30) I (30) A (49)
Annonaceae Guatteria diospyriodes Baillon MT H (30) I (30) A (49.55)
Annonaceae Rollinia pittieri Safford C H (55) UN A (49.55)
Annonaceae Unonopsis pittieri Safford C H (5) I (10) A (19,55)
Annonaceae Xylopia bocatorena Schery MT H (30) I (30) A (55)
Annonaceae Xylopia sericophylla Standl. & L. 0. Williams. C H (5) I (10) A (10)
Apocyn. Aspidosperma spruceanum Benth. ex Muell. Arg. C H (10) I (10,55) W (10,55)
Apocyn. Lacmellea panamensis (Woodson) Markgraf C H (30) I (30) A (19,46)
Apocyn. Peschiera arborea (Rose) Markgr. C H (30) I (30) A (19,55)
Apocyn. Rauvolfia purpurascens Standley C H (5) I (44) A (44)
Apocyn. Stemmadenia donnell-smithii (Rose) Woodson MT H (30) I (30) A (38,42,55)
Apocyn. Stemmadenia robinsonii Woodson MT H (30) I (30) A (49,55,10)
Apocyn. Tabernaemontana amygdalifolia Jacq. MT H (5) I (10) A (55,10)
Aquifol. Ilex skutchii G. Edwin ex T. Dudley & W. J. Hahn C D (55,44) I (44) A (49,44)
Araliaceae Dendropanax arboreus (L.) Decne. & Planch. C D (30) I (30) A (13,62,55)
Arecaceae Asterogyne martiana H. A. Wendl. ex Burret U M (30) I (30) A (55,63)
Arecaceae Astrocaryum confertum H. A. Wendl. ex Burret P M (10) W (10) A (49,55,53,63)
Arecaceae Bactris coloradonis L. H. Bailey U M (54) I (54) A (49,63)
Arecaceae Bactris gasipaes HBK U M (54) I (54) A (49,63)
Arecaceae Bactris gracilior Burret U M (54) I (54) A (49,63)
Arecaceae Bactris hondurensis Standley U M (54) I (54) A (49,63)
Arecaceae Bactris longiseta H. A. Wendl. ex Burret U M (30) I (30) A (49,63)
Arecaceae Calyptrogyne ghiesbreghtiana (Linden & H. Wendl.) H. A. Wendl. U M (11) MA (11) A (55,63)
Arecaceae Chamaedorea pinnatifrons (Jacq.) Oerst. U D (10) I (3) A (55,63)
Arecaceae Chamaedorea warscewiczii H. Wendl. U D (30) I (30) A (55,63)
Arecaceae Cryosophila warscewiczii (H. A. Wendl.) Bartlett U H (10,55) I (25) A (55,10,63)
Arecaceae Desmoncus shippii Mart. L M (10,55,30) I (10,30) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Euterpe precatoria var. longevaginata (Mart.) Henderson P M (31) I (31) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Geonoma congesta H. A. Wendl. ex Spruce U M (30) I (30) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Geonoma cuneata H. A. Wendl. ex Spruce U M (30) I (30) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Geonoma deversa (Poit.) Kunth U M (10) I (10) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Geonoma ferruginea H. A. Wendl. ex Spruce U M (30) I (30) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Geonoma interrupta (Ruiz & Pavon) Mart. U M (30) I (30) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Geonoma longevaginata H. Wendl. ex Spruce U M (30) I (30) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Iriartea deltoidea Ruiz & Pav. P M (30) I (30) A (20,49,55,63)
Arecaceae Prestoea decurrens (H. Wendl. ex Burret) H. E. Moore U M (30) I (30) A (49,55,63)
Arecaceae Socratea exorrhiza (Mart.) H. Wendl. P M (10) I (10) A (20,49,55,63)
Arecaceae Synechanthus warscewiczianus H. A. Wendl. U M (30) I (30) A (55,63)
Arecaceae Welfia regia H. Wendl. ex André P M (30) I (30) A (55,63)
Bignon. Amphitecma kennedyae (A. Gentry) A. Gentry S UN() MA (55) A (55,63)
Bignon. Anemopaegma orbiculatum (Jacq.) DC. L H (10) I (10,55) W (55)
Bignon. Callichlamys latifolia (L. C. Rich.) K. Schum. L H (10) I (10) W (19)
Bignon. Jacaranda copaia (Aubl.) D. Don C H (5) I (10) W (19,55)
Bombac. Ceiba pentandra (L.) Gaertn. C H (7) MA (7) W (19,55)
Bombac. Pachira aquatica Aublet C H (30) MA(30,10,57) A (43)
Bombac. Quararibea bracteolosa (Ducke) K. Schum. C H (5) MA (30) A (10,55)
Bombac. Quararibea ochrocalyx (K. Schum.) Vischer C H (30) MA (30) A (10,55)
Bombac. Quararibea parvifolia Standl. MT H (30) MA (30,52) A (10,55)
Bombac. Quararibea pumila Alverson MT H (30) I (30) A (10)
Borag. Cordia alliodora (Ruiz & Pavon) Oken C H (30) I (30) W (19,55)
Borag. Cordia bicolor A. DC. C H (5) I (10) A (19,22,49,55)
Borag. Cordia lasiocalyx Pittier MT H (5) I (10) A (19,22,49,55)
Borag. Cordia porcata Nowicke MT H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Burser. Protium costaricense (Rose) Engler C D (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Burser. Protium glabrum (Rose) Engler C D (5) I (3) A (49,55)
Burser. Protium panamense (Rose) I. M. Johnston C D (5) I (10) A (22,62,55)
Burser. Protium pittieri (Rose) Engler C D (10) I (10) A (49)
Burser. Tetragastris panamensis (Engler) Kuntze C D (30) I (30) A (33,21,26,55)
Cappar. Capparis discolor Donn. Sm.     MT H (10) HB (10) A (49,55)
Cappar. Capparis filipes Donn. Sm. MT H (10) HB (10) A (49,55)
Cappar. Capparis pittieri Standl. MT H (5) MA (6) A (49)
Caricaceae Jacaratia dolichaula (Donn. Sm.) Woodson MT D (30) I (30) A (27)
Cecrop. Cecropia insignis Liebm. C D (1) W (10) A (49,50,55)
Cecrop. Cecropia obtusifolia Bertol. C D (1) W (10) A (39,30,55)
Cecrop. Pourouma bicolor Mart. sub. scobina (Ben.) Berg & van Heus. C D (10) W (10) A (55)
Cecrop. Pourouma minor Benoist C D (10) W (10) A (55)
Celastr. Salacia megistophylla Standl. L UN() UN A (55)
Chloranth. Hedyosmum scaberrimum Standl. MT D (30) UN A (49,55)
Chrysobal. Couepia polyandra (Kunth) Rose C H (5) UN A (15,55)
Chrysobal. Hirtella lemsii L. 0. Wms. & Prance MT H (30) UN (10) A (10,55)
Chrysobal. Licania hypoleuca Benth. MT H (5) I (55) A (10,55)
Chrysobal. Maranthes panamensis (Standl.) Prance & White C UN() UN A (55)
Clethraceae Clethra lanata Mart. & Gal. C H (5) UN W (55)
Clusiaceae Calophyllum brasiliense Cambess. var rekoi (Standl.) Standl. C D (5) UN A (27,56,18,55,10)
Clusiaceae Garcinia intermedia (Pittier) Hammel C H (55) UN A (55)
Clusiaceae Symphonia globulifera L.f. MT H (30) HB (21) A (50,55)
Clusiaceae Tovomitopsis nicaraguensis Oerst. Planch. & Tr. MT D (30) I (30) A (55)
Clusiaceae Tovomitopsis silvicola Hammel MT D (30) I (10) A (55)
Clusiaceae Vismia baccifera (L.) Tr. & Planch. C H (10) I (10) A (49)
Clusiaceae Vismia bilbergiana Beurl. MT H (30) I (10) A (49,55)
Clusiaceae Vismia macrophylla HBK C H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Combret. Terminalia amazonia (J. F. Gmel.) Exell C H (30) I (30) W (19,55)
Connar. Rourea glabra HBK L H (7) I (10) A (19,49)
Dichapet. Dichapetalum axillare Woodson MT H (30) I (30) A (55,49)
Dichapet. Dichapetalum donnell-smithii Engl. L H (30) I (30) A (55)
Dillen. Doliocarpus dentatus (Aubl.) Standl. L H (10) I (10) A (49,55,10)
Dillen. Tetracera portobellensis Buerl. L D (10) I (10) A (19,55,10)
Elaeocarp. Sloanea geniculata D. Sm. C H (10) UN A (49,55)
Elaeocarp. Sloanea medusula K. Schum. and Pittier C H (5) UN A (49,55)
Elaeocarp. Sloanea sp1 C D (10) I (10) A (49,10)
Erythrox. Erythroxylum macrophyllum Cav. MT H (7) UN A (55)
Erythrox. Erythroxylum multiflorum Lundell MT H (5) UN A (55)
Euphorb. Acalypha diversifolia Jacq. S M (30) W (10,55) E (19,23)
Euphorb. Alchorneopsis floribunda (Benth.) Muell. Arg. C D (5) I (30) A (55)
Euphorb. Conceveiba pleiostemona Donn. Sm. C D (55) UN A (55)
Euphorb. Croton killipianus Croizat C M (5) I (10) E (10)
Euphorb. Croton schiedeanus Schlecht. C M (30) I (30) E (10)
Euphorb. Hyeronima alchorneoides Allermao C D (10) I (10) A (49,10,55)
Euphorb. Mabea occidentalis Benth. MT M (30) MA (51,30) E (10)
Euphorb. Richeria dressleri G. L. Webster C D (5) UN A (49,55)
Euphorb. Sapium glandulosum (L.) Morong C M (10) I (10) A (49,10)
Euphorb. Tetrorchidium euryphyllum Standl. C UN() UN A (55)
Fabaceae Abarema adenophorum (Ducke) Barneby & J. W. Grimes C H (55) UN A (49)
Fabaceae Andira inermis (W. Wright) HBK C H (30) I (30) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Balizia elegans Ducke C H (55) UN A (49)
Fabaceae Bauhinia guianensis Aubl. L H (10) I (10) E (55)
Fabaceae Cojoba catenatum (Donn. Sm.) Britton & Rose MT H (55) UN A (49)
Fabaceae Dipteryx panamensis (Pittier) Record and Mell C H (30) I (30) A (27,46,22,30,55)
Fabaceae Dussia cuscatlantica (Standl.) Standl. & Steyerm. C H (30) I (30) A (55)
Fabaceae Dussia macroprophyllata (Donn. Sm.) Harms C H (30) I (30) A (55)
Fabaceae Erythrina poeppigiana (Walp.) 0. F. Cook C H (7) HB (6) A (20)
Fabaceae Hymenolobium mesoamericanum Lima C H (55) UN W (55)
Fabaceae Inga acuminata Benth. C H (10) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga cocleensis Pittier C H (10) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga densiflora Benth. C H (5) HB (27) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga edulis Mart. C H (10) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga mortoniana J. Leon C H (10) I (27) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga oerstediana Benth. ex Seem. C H (5) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga pezizifera Benth. C H (5) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga punctata  Willd. C H (10) I (27) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga ruiziana G. Don C H (10) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga sapindoides auctt. Non Willd.; N. Zamora, 1998 MT H (10) I (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga semialata (Vell.) Mart. C H (10) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga sertulifera DC. C H (10) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga sp1 C H (10) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga thiboudiana DC. C H (5) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga tonduzii Donn. Sm. C H (10) I (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Inga umbellifera (Vahl) Steud. C H (5) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Lonchocarpus oliganthus F. J. Hermann C H (30) I (30) W (55)
Fabaceae Lonchocarpus pentaphyllus (Poir.) DC. MT H (30) I (30) W (61,55)
Fabaceae Mabea occidentalis (Sw.) Willd. C H (10) HB (10) A (27,55)
Fabaceae Machaerium floribundum Benth. L H (10) I (10) W (10,55)
Fabaceae Macrolobium costaricense W. Burger C H (55) I (55) G (55)
Fabaceae Mimosa watsonii B. L. Rob. L H (30) I (30) A (55)
Fabaceae Ormosia macrocalyx Ducke C H (10) I (10) A (10,55)
Fabaceae Pentaclethra macroloba (Willd.) 0. Ktze. C H (30) I (30) E (43)
Fabaceae Pterocarpus hayesii Hemsl. C H (10) I (10) W (55,10)
Fabaceae Pterocarpus officinalis Jacq. C H (30) I (30,4) W (55)
Fabaceae Pterocarpus rohrii Vahl C H (5) I (27) W (55)
Fabaceae Stryphnodendron microstachyum Poepp. and Endl. C H (55) I (30) A (55)
Fabaceae Swartzia aff. simplex (Sw.) Sprengel MT H (30) I (30) A (24,55,23)
Fabaceae Swartzia cubensis (Britt. & P. Wils.) Standl. C H (30) I (30) A (55)
Fabaceae Zygia gigantifolia (Schery)  L. Rico MT H (30) I (30) A (49)
Flacourt. Carpotroche platyptera Pittier MT D (30) UN A (55)
Flacourt. Casearia arborea (L. C. Rich.) Urb. C H (30) I (30) A (12,19,49)
Flacourt. Casearia commersoniana Cambess. C H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Flacourt. Casearia coronata Standl. & L. O. Williams C H (10) I (10) A (49)
Flacourt. Casearia silvestris Sw. var silvestris C H (7) I (10) A (19,62,55,58)
Flacourt. Lacistema aggregatum (Berg.) Rusby C H (5) UN (10) A (62,18,55,10)
Flacourt. Laetia procera (Poepp.) Eichl. C H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Flacourt. Ryania speciosa Vahl var. panamensis Monach. MT H (5) UN A (55)
Flacourt. Xylosma chloranthum Donn. Sm. MT D (1) I (10) A (10)
Gesner. Besleria columneoides Hanst. S H (30) HB (30) A (10,55)
Hernand. Hernandia didymantha Donn. Sm. C M (5) I (55) A (55)
Hernand. Hernandia stenura Standl. C M (30) I (30) A (55)
Hippocr. Hippocratea volubilis L. L H (10) UN (10) W (19)
Humiriaceae Sacoglottis trichogyna Cuatr. C H (55) UN A (55)
Icacinaceae Calatola costaricensis Standl. MT UN() UN A (55)
Icacinaceae Leretia cordata Vell. L UN() UN A (18)
Lauraceae Licaria sarapiquensis Hammel C H (7) I (55) A (49,55)
Lauraceae Licaria sp1 C H (7) I (55) A (49)
Lauraceae Licaria triandra (Sw.) Kosterm. C H (7) I (55) A (49,55,20)
Lauraceae Nectandra cissiflora Nees C H (10) UN (10) A (49,55)
Lauraceae Nectandra hypoleuca Hammel C H (10) UN (10) A (49,55,58,59)
Lauraceae Nectandra membranacea (Sw.) Griseb. C H (5) I (10) A (49,55)
Lauraceae Ocotea atirrensis Mez & Donn. Sm. ex Mez MT H (30) UN A (49,55)
Lauraceae Ocotea babosa C. K. Allen vel sp. aff. C UN() UN A (49,55)
Lauraceae Ocotea cernua (Nees) Mez C D (55) UN A (19.49.55)
Lauraceae Ocotea dendrodaphne Mez MT H (30) UN A (49,55)
Lauraceae Ocotea hartshorniana Hammel C UN() UN A (49,55)
Lauraceae Ocotea ira Mez & Pittier ex Mez C UN() UN A (49,55)
Lauraceae Ocotea meziana C. K. Allen C UN() UN A (49,55)
Lauraceae Ocotea mollifolia Mez and Pittier ex Mez C UN() UN A (49,55)
Lauraceae Ocotea tenera Mez & Donn. Sm. ex Mez C H (30) I (30) A (60,49,55)
Lauraceae Phoebe chavarriana Hammel MT H (10) UN (10) A (55)
Lauraceae Rhodostemonodaphne kunthiana (Nees) Kosterm. C H (10) UN (10) A (49,55)
Lecythid. Eschweilera costaricensis S. A. Mori MT H (55,29,40) I (29,40) A (55)
Lecythid. Eschweilera longirachis S. A. Mori MT H (30,29,40) I (30,29,40) A (55)
Lecythid. Eschweilera sp1 C H (29,40) I (29,40) A (55)
Lecythid. Lecythis ampla Miers C H (30) I (30) A (30,55)
Logan. Potalia amara Aubl. MT H (55) UN A (55)
Magnol. Talauma gloriensis Pittier C H (30) I (30) A (55)
Malphig. Bunchosia macrophylla Rose ex Donn. Sm. MT H (30) I (30) A (55)
Malphig. Byrsonima crispa Adr. Juss. C H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Malphig. Spachea correae Cuatr. and Croat C H (10) I (10) W (10)
Malvac. Hampea appendiculata (Donn. Sm.) Standl. C D (30) I (30) A (19,58,55)
Melastom. Clidemia capitellata (Bonpl.) D. Don S H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Clidemia densiflora (Standl.) Gleason S H (30) I (30) A (37,55)
Melastom. Clidemia discolor (Tr.) Cogn. S H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Clidemia reitziana Cogn. & Gleason ex Gleason S H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Melastom. Clidemia septuplinervia Cogn. S H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Conostegia lasiopoda Benth. S H (10) I (6) A (49,55)
Melastom. Conostegia montana (Sw.) D. Don S H (30) I (10) A (49)
Melastom. Conostegia sp1 S H (10,55) I (10) A (49)
Melastom. Henriettea tuberculosa (Donn. Sm.) L. 0. Wms. MT H (30) I (10) A (37,55)
Melastom. Leandra dichotoma (D. Don) Cogn. S H (30) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Leandra granatensis Gleason S H (30) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Leandra sp1 S H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia affinis DC. MT H (30) I (30) A (8,49,55,35,47,34)
Melastom. Miconia appendiculata Tr. S H (30) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia centrodesma Naud. MT H (30) I (10) A (8,49,55)
Melastom. Miconia dorsiloba Gleason MT H (30) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia elata (Sw.) DC. MT H (30) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia gracilis Tr. S H (30) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia hammelii Almeda ined. S H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia lateriflora Cogn. S H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia ligulata Almeda S H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia multispicata Naud. C H (5) I (10) A (49,55,48,47)
Melastom. Miconia nervosa (J.E. Sm.) Tr. S H (30) I (10) A (8,49,55,47)
Melastom. Miconia serrulata (DC.) Naud. MT H (5) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia simplex Tr. MT H (30) I (10) A (37,49,55)
Melastom. Miconia sp.  S H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia splendens (Sw.) Griseb. S H (10) I (10) A (47,49,55)
Melastom. Miconia stevensiana Almeda MT H (5) I (10) A (49,55)
Melastom. Miconia trinervia (Sw.) D. Don ex Loud. S H (10) I (10) A (32,49,55,42)
Melastom. Mouriri gleasoniana Standley ex Stand. & Steryerm. MT H (10) I (10) A (10,55)
Melastom. Ossaea macrophylla (Benth.) Cogn. MT H (30) I (10) A (37,55)
Meliaceae Carapa nicaraguensis C. DC. C H (5) UN A (55)
Meliaceae Guarea bullata Radlk. C D (30) I (30) A (49,30,55)
Meliaceae Guarea grandifolia DC. C D (30) I (30) A (13,39,55)
Meliaceae Guarea guidonia (L.) Sleumer C D (30) I (30) A (19,49,18,55,20)
Meliaceae Guarea rhopalocarpa Radlk. C D (30) I (30) A (27,30,55)
Meliaceae Guarea sp1 C D (1) I (55) A (49,55)
Meliaceae Trichilia pallida Sw. C D (1) I (55) A (49)
Meliaceae Trichilia septentrionalis C. DC. C D (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Menisperm. Abuta panamensis (Standl.) Krukoff & Barneby L D (10) UN (10) A (13,55,14)
Monim. Mollinedia costaricensis Donn. Sm. MT D (41) UN A (55)
Moraceae Brosimum guianensis (Aubl.) J.E. Huber C D (10) I (55,10,30) A (10,55,20)
Moraceae Brosimum lactescens (Moore) C.C. Berg C D (5) I (10) A (18,55,20,30)
Moraceae Castilla elastica Sessé ssp. costaricana (Liebm.) C. C. Berg C D (5) W (10) A (39,55)
Moraceae Clarisia biflora Ruiz & Pavon C D (5) UN A (18,55)
Moraceae Ficus colubrinae Standl. C M (10) I (10) A (13,55)
Moraceae Ficus glaucescens (Liebm.) Miq. C M (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Moraceae Ficus tonduzii Standl. C M (30) I (30) A (19,49,55,10)
Moraceae Maquira costaricana (Standl.) C. C. Berg MT D (30) W (10) A (55,10)
Moraceae Naucleopsis naga Pittier C D (5) UN A (55)
Moraceae Perebea angustifolia (Poepp. & Endl.) C. C. Berg MT D (30) I (10) A (55)
Moraceae Sorocea pubivena Hemsl. MT D (30) W (30) A (49,55)
Moraceae Trophis involucrata W. Burger MT D (30) W (30) A (27,55)
Moraceae Trophis racemosa (L.) Urb. C D (30) W (30) A (49,55)
Myrist. Compsoneura sprucei (A. DC.) Warb. MT D (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Myrist. Otoba novogranatensis Moldenke C D (5) UN A (55)
Myrist. Virola koschnyi Warb. C D (30) I (30) A (26,55)
Myrist. Virola sebifera Aubl. C D (5) I (10) A (10,55,33)
Myrsin. Ardisia auriculata Donn. Sm. S H (30) I (30) A (49,55,10)
Myrsin. Ardisia granatensis Mez MT H (5) I (55) A (49,55,10)
Myrsin. Ardisia nigropunctata Oerst. S H (30) I (30) A (49,55,34)
Myrsin. Parathesis chrysophylla Lundell C H (10) UN (10) A (55)
Myrtac. Myrcia splendens (Sw.) DC. MT H (30) UN A (49,18,55,20)
Nyctag. Neea amplifolia Donn. Sm. MT D (10) UN (10) A (10,55,58)
Nyctag. Neea psychotrioides Donn. Sm. MT D (30) UN (10) A (28,55,10)
Ochnac. Cespedesia spathulata (Ruiz & Pav.) Planch. C H (10,55) I (10,55) W (10,55)
Ochnac. Ouratea curvata (St. Hil.) Engler MT H (10) I (10) A (55)
Olacac. Heisteria concinna Standl. MT H (10) UN (10) A (19,49,55)
Olacac. Heisteria macrophylla Oerst. MT H (10) UN (10) A (55)
Olacac. Minquartia guianensis Aubl. C H (55) I (27) A (27,55)
Piperaceae Piper augustum Rudge S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper biseriatum C. DC. S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper cenocladum C. DC. S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30,55)
Piperaceae Piper colonense C. DC. MT H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30,55)
Piperaceae Piper decurrens C. DC. S H (10) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper garagaranum C. DC. S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper glabrescens (Miq.) C. DC. S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30,55)
Piperaceae Piper holdridgeianum W. Burger S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper imperiale (Miq.) C. DC. S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper melanocladum C. DC. S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper multiplinervium C. DC. S H (10) I (10) A (49,27,30,55)
Piperaceae Piper polytrichum C. DC. S H (10) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper pseudoumbratum C. DC. S H (10) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper sancti-felicis Trel. S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30,55)
Piperaceae Piper sp. "forest biggie" S H (10) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper trigonum C. DC. S H (10) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Piperaceae Piper urostachyum Hemsl. S H (30) I (10) A (49,27,30)
Quiinac. Quiina schipii Standl. C D (55) UN A (55)
Rhamnac. Colubrina spinosa Donn. Sm. MT H (30) I (30) E (10)
Rhizophor. Cassipourea elliptica Sw. Poir MT H (30) I (30) A (19,62,55)
Rubiaceae Bertiera guianensis Aubl. S H (30) I (30) A (55)
Rubiaceae Borojoa panamensis Dwyer C UN() UN A (55)
Rubiaceae Coussarea hondensis (Standl.) C. M. Taylor & W. C. Burger MT H (10) I (2) A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Coussarea talamancana Standl. MT D (30) I (30) A (49)
Rubiaceae Faramea parvibractea Steyerm. MT H (10) I (5) A (55,10)
Rubiaceae Faramea stenura Standl. MT H (10) I (5) A (55,10)
Rubiaceae Faramea suerrensis (Donn. Sm.) Donn. Sm. MT H (30) I (30) A (55,10)
Rubiaceae Ferdinandusa panamensis Standl. & L. 0. Wms. MT UN() UN W (55)
Rubiaceae Gonzalagunia bracteosa (Donn. Sm.) B. L. Robinson C H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Hamelia xerocarpa 0. Ktze. MT H (30) I (30) A (49)
Rubiaceae Pentagonia donnell-smithii (Standl.) Standl. MT H (30) HB (30) A (10,55)
Rubiaceae Posoqueria grandiflora Standl. MT H (30) I (30) A (55)
Rubiaceae Posoqueria latifolia (Rudge) Roem. & Schult. MT H (30) I (30) A (19,20,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria brachybotrya Muell. Arg. S H (44) UN A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria capacifolia Dwyer S H (44) UN A (49)
Rubiaceae Psychotria chagrensis Standl. S H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria elata (Sw.) Hammel S H (30) HB (30) A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria eurycarpa Standl. S H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria glomerulata (Donn. Sm.) Steyerm. S H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria luxurians Rusby MT H (44) UN A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria marginata Sw. S H (30) I (30) A (19,55,62,34)
Rubiaceae Psychotria officinalis (Aubl.) Raeusch. ex Sandw. MT H (30) I (30) A (36,55,34)
Rubiaceae Psychotria panamensis Standl. var compressicaulis (K. Krause) C. W. Ham MT H (44) UN A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria pilosa Ruiz & Pavon S H (44) UN A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria poeppigiana  Muell. Arg. S H (44) UN A (49)
Rubiaceae Psychotria racemosa (Aubl.) Raeuschel S H (44) HB (30) A (62,49,55)
Rubiaceae Psychotria suerrensis Donn. Sm. MT H (30) I (30) A (49,55)
Rubiaceae Randia grandifolia (Donn. Sm.) Standl. MT D (30) I (30) A (10,55)
Rubiaceae Rudgea cornifolia (HBK) Standl. S H (30) I (30) A (49)
Rubiaceae Simira maxonii (Standl.) Steyerm. C H (30) I (30) W (55)
Rubiaceae Warszewiczia coccinea (Vahl) Klotzsch MT H (30) HB (30) W (10,55)
Rutaceae Zanthoxylum panamense P. Wils. C D (30) I (30) A (19,40,55)
Sabiaceae Meliosma donnellsmithii Urb. C H (30) I (30) A (55)
Sapindaceae Cupania cinerea Poepp. & Endl. C M (7) I (7) A (49,18,20)
Sapindaceae Cupania pseudostipularis T. D. Penn. sp. ined. C H (10) I (10) A (49)
Sapindaceae Cupania sp1 C H (10) I (10) A (49)
Sapindaceae Paullinia baileyi Standley L H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Sapindaceae Paullinia grandifolia Benth. ex Radlik. L H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Sapindaceae Paullinia pinnata L. L H (10) I (10) A (19,49,55)
Sapindaceae Paullinia pterocarpa Tr. & Planch. L H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Sapindaceae Paullinia rugosa Benth. ex Radlk. L H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Sapindaceae Paullinia serjaniaefolia Tr. & Planch. L H (10) I (10) A (49,55)
Sapindaceae Talisia nervosa Radlk. MT H (10) I (10) A (49,10)
Sapindaceae Vouarana guianensis Aublet C UN() UN A (55)
Sapotaceae Pouteria campechiana (H.B.K.) Baehni C H (5) I (10) A (49,55,14)
Sapotaceae Pouteria glomerata (Miq.) Radlk. C H (44) I (10,44) A (49,10)
Sapotaceae Pouteria reticulata (Engl.) Eyma C H (44) I (10,44) A (49,10)
Sapotaceae Pouteria sp. C H (44) I (10,44) A (49,10)
Sapotaceae Pouteria torta (Mart.) Radlk. ssp. tuberculata (Sleumer) T. D. Penn C H (44) I (10,44) A (49,55,10)
Simaroub. Quassia simarouba Aubl. C H (10) HB (10) A (10,55)
Siparunac. Siparuna grandiflora (Kunthin Humb and Bonpl.) A. DC S D (10) I (16,17) A (49)
Siparunac. Siparuna guianensis Aubl. C D (5) I (16,17) A (49,55)
Siparunac. Siparuna pauciflora (Beurl.) A. DC. C D (30) I (16,17) A (19,49,55)
Siparunac. Siparuna thecaphora (Poepp. & Endl.) A. DC. S D (10) I (16,17) A (49)
Smilac. Smilax sp  L D (10) I (10) A (49,10)
Smilac. Smilax sp.1 L D (10) I (10) A (49,10)
Smilac. Smilax sp2 L D (10) I (10) A (49,10)
Smilac. Smilax sp3 L D (10) I (10) A (49,10)
Solanaceae Cestrum megalophyllum Dunal C H (30) I (30) A (58,55)
Solanaceae Cestrum racemosum Ruiz & Pavon MT H (30) I (10) A (58,55)
Solanaceae Solanum arboreum Humb. & Bonpl. ex Dunal S H (30) I (30) A (49)
Solanaceae Solanum rugosum Dunal S H (30) I (30) A (9,49,55)
Solanaceae Solanum sp. S H (10) I (10) A (49)
Staphyl. Turpinia occidentalis (Sw.) G. Don. MT H (10) UN (10) A (12,19,49)
Stercul. Herrania purpurea (Pittier) R. E. Schultes MT H (30) I (30) A (10,55)
Stercul. Sterculia recordiana Standl. var papyraceae E. Taylor C M (10) I (5) A (55)
Stercul. Theobroma mammosum Cuatr. & J. Leon MT H (5) I (10) A (55)
Stercul. Theobroma simiarum Donn. Sm. MT H (5) I (10) A (55)
Symploc. Symplocos sp1 MT UN() UN A (55)
Tiliaceae Apeiba membranacea Spruce ex Benth. C H (30) I (30) A (20,45)
Tiliaceae Goethalsia meiantha (Donn. Sm.) Burret C H (30) I (30) W (55)
Tiliaceae Luehea seemannii Tr. & Planch. C H (30) I (30) W (12,19,55)
Ulmaceae Ampelocera macrocarpa A. Gentry and Forero C UN() I (55) A (55)
Ulmaceae Celtis schippii Trel. ex Standl. C M (5) W (10) A (20)
Verbenac. Aegiphila sp S H (10,55) I (10) A (49)
Verbenac. Callicarpa acuminata HBK MT D (55) UN A (55)
Verbenac. Vitex cooperi Standl. C H (30) I (30) A (55)
Violaceae Gloeospermum boreale C. V. Morton S H (30) UN A (55)
Violaceae Rinorea deflexiflora H. H. Bartl. MT H (30) I (30) A (10)
Vochysiac. Vochysia ferruginea Mart. C H (30) I (30) W (55)

Key to Appendix 1                                                                                                                                          

Number

Source

Number

Source

   

1

Bawa 1974

42

Ricklefs 1977

 

2

Bawa and Beach 1983

43

Roosmalen 1985

 

3

Bawa and Crisp 1980

44

Sakai et al. 1995

 

4

Bawa and Opler 1975

45

Smythe 1970

   

5

Bawa , Perry and Beach 1985

46

Smythe, Glanz and Leigh Jr. 1996

6

Bawa et al. 1985

47

Snow 1965

   

7

Bullock 1985

48

Snow 1970

   

8

Byrne and Levey 1993

49

Snow 1981

   

9

Charles-Dominique 1983

50

Steege and Hammond 2001

 

10

Croat 1978

51

Steiner 1983

   

11

Cunningham 1996

52

Tchapka , M. pc.

 

12

Dalling, Hubbell and Silvera 1998

53

Terborgh 1986

 

13

Dorp 1985

54

Uhl and Moore 1977

 

14

Estrada and Coates-Estrada 1986

55

Vargas, O. p.c.

 

15

Estrada and Fleming 1986

56

Vazquez-Yanes et al. 1975

 

16

Feil 1992

57

Wasserthal, T. p.c.

 

17

Feil and Renner 1991

58

Wheelwright et al. 1984

 

18

Foster and Janson 1985

59

Wheelwright 1985

 

19

Foster 1996

60

Wheelwright 1993

 

20

Foster, Arce and Wachter 1986

61

Willson 1993

   

21

Gill, Fowler and Mori 1998

62

Worthington 1996

 

22

Glanz et al. 1996

63

Zona and Henderson 1989

 

23

Hamrick and Loveless 1986

       

24

Hamrick, Murawski and Nason 1993

 

Abbreviations

 

25

Henderson 1986

 

C = canopy tree

 

26

Howe 1984

 

D = dioecious

   

27

Janzen 1983

 

E = explosive

   

28

Kantak 1979

 

G = gravity

   

29

Knudsen and Mori 1996

 

H = hermaphroditic

 

30

Kress and Beach 1994

 

HB = hummingbird

 

31

Kuchmeister, Silberbaurer-Gottsberger and Gottsberger 1997

 

I = insect

   

32

Land 1963

 

L = liana

   

33

Leigh 1999

 

M = monoecious

 

34

Levey 1986

 

MA = mammal

 

35

Loiselle 1990

 

MT = midstory tree

 

36

Loiselle and Blake 1993

 

P = canopy palm

 

37

Loiselle and Blake 1999

 

S = shrub

   

38

McDiarmid, Ricklefs and Foster 1977

 

U = understory palm

 

39

Medellin and Gaona 1999

 

UN = unknown

 

40

Prance 1976

 

W = wind

   

41

Renner, S. p.c.

       

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