Fig. 2: The hazard ratio of Acropora palmata fragments over one year in 2019. | Communications Earth & Environment

Fig. 2: The hazard ratio of Acropora palmata fragments over one year in 2019.

From: Reef site and habitat influence effectiveness of Acropora palmata restoration and its microbiome in the Florida Keys

Fig. 2

The risk of death of Acropora palmata at three coral reefs (Carysfort Reef [CF], North Dry Rocks [NDR], and Pickles Reef [PR]) in the upper Florida Keys (relative to CF), and per genet across reefs (relative to genet CN2). The vertical gray line at x = 1 represents the intercept of the Cox proportional hazards model, indicating the baseline hazard when all covariates are set to zero. This serves as a reference point for interpreting the hazard ratios associated with each treatment group. The orange color denotes an increase in hazard ratio relative to reference =1 and the blue a decrease to reference =1. The shade flanking the points represents the 95% confidence interval.

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