Table 1 Contemporary and historical model-averaged regression coefficients for models explaining functional richness for six orders of European angiosperms.

From: Consistent role of Quaternary climate change in shaping current plant functional diversity patterns across European plant orders

Functional richness

  

Caryophyllales (1384)

Brassicales (973)

Ranunculales (654)

Saxifragales (352)

Rosales (334)

Malpighiales (73)

Intercept

a

0.136

0.024

0.147

−0.024

−0.03

−0.129

Annual Temperature

b

0.271

0.047

0.29

−0.395

0.448

−0.77

b 2

0.001

−0.087

−0.572

−0.611

−0.784

 

Annual Precipitation

b

0.001

0.023

−0.02

0.135

−0.011

0.128

b 2

0.006

    

0.002

NDVI

b

−0.15

0.217

0.017

0.189

0.076

0.538

b 2

−0.001

−0.29

−0.035

−0.096

 

−0.559

Topographic heterogeneity

b

−0.106

0.029

0.112

0.006

0.194

−0.128

b 2

0.216

0.113

 

0.126

 

0.228

Annual temperature Velocity

b

−0.103

−0.057

−0.02

−0.131

−0.131

−0.043

b 2

0.019

0.012

    

Annual Precipitation Velocity

b

0.002

0.03

0.007

0.021

−0.003

−0.014

b 2

−0.043

−0.004

    

Accessibility

b

−0.024

0.003

0.029

−0.344

0.304

−0.117

b 2

−0.002

−0.001

−0.001

  

−0.054

  1. Average regression coefficients estimated based on the regression coefficients from 576 spatial autoregressive models (SAR) using ref. 56 model averaging approach. Estimates show the mean functional diversity (a), and both the lineal (b) and quadratic (b2) modelled averaged standardized coefficients for each evaluated predictor. Empty cell are model modelled averaged standardized coefficients lower than 0.001. Values in parenthesis at the top of every column show the number of evaluated species per order.