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Application of modern coexistence theory to rare plant restoration

We use a long-term monitoring data of Lasthenia conjugens from a restoration project in California vernal pools Data is publically available via Environmental Data Initiative at: https://doi.org/10.6073/pasta/1daedb3a3b601d0fd9ccb4120cfb504e

First, run "compile composition"" to load data. Then, run "prep data before modeling" to clean data.

Second, run "Constructed pools model" and "Reference pools model" to model population dynamics of Lasthenia conjugens over time.

Third, run "Invasion analysis" for calculating growth rate when rare and partitioning of persistence mechanisms.

Lastly, run "Exotic grass simulation" to simulate exotic grass reduction as a management tool.

Figures: Fig 1 - Conceptual figure without code Fig 2 - Fig 2 timeseries Fig 3 - Fig 3 partitioning Fig 4 - Fig 4 management

Supplemental Figures: S1 - Supp Fig 1 functional group timeseries S2 - Constructed pools model S3 - Supp Fig 3 frequency abundance relationship S4 - Supp Fig 4 sensitivity analysis S5 - Supp Fig 5 exotic grasses S6 - Ecoapp_additional_analysis S7 - Ecoapp_additional_analysis S8 - Ecoapp_additional_analysis S9 - Ecoapp_additional_analysis S10 - Ecoapp_additional_analysis

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