Figure 3From: Scale-dependent effects of habitat area on species interaction networks: invasive species alter relationshipsRelationship between forest area and (a, b) number of plant species, (c, d) number of pollinator species and (e, f) total number of species. Data for the radius with the highest correlation coefficients (Figure 2) regarding the effects of forest area are shown. Left (a, c, e) and right figures (b, d, f) are based on data including exotic species and excluding associations with exotics, respectively. Code numbers next to the circles indicate study site codes, which are provided in Table 1. Lines represent linear regressions: (b) number of plant species (PLS), log(PLS) = 1.8062 + 0.8348*log(FA), r2 = 0.49, F1,5 = 4.77, p = 0.081; (c) number of pollinator species (POS), log(POS) = 4.3847 – 1.3624*log(FA), r2 = 0.63, F1,5 = 8.60, p = 0.033; (d) log(POS) = 2.6504 + 1.3926*log(FA), r2 = 0.58, F1,5 = 6.88, p = 0.047; (e) total number of species (TS), log(TS) = 4.5598 – 1.1211*log(FA), r2 = 0.51, F1,5 = 5.29, p = 0.070; (f) log(TS) = 3.0195 + 1.1740*log(FA), r2 = 0.56, F1,5 = 6.30, p = 0.054.Back to article page