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Appendix D. Untransformed data plots of richness, species diversity, and functional group diversity against all ecosystem processes.
Fig. D1. Results from probabilistic simulation models of random species loss. For each bi-plot, the y-axis is the rate (g·m-2·day-1) for each of the five processes and M. Each data point within a graph indicates the aggregate process rate for each simulated community with its corresponding species richness (x-axis).
Fig. D2. Results from probabilistic simulation models of random species loss whereby community biomass is maintained via replacement. For each bi-plot, the y-axis is the rate (g·m-2·day-1) for each of the five processes and M. Each data point within a graph indicates the aggregate process rate for each simulated community with its corresponding species richness (x-axis).
Fig. D3. Results from probabilistic simulation models of random species loss whereby biomass is maintained within each functional group (i.e., community structure is maintained) via replacement. For each bi-plot, the y-axis is the rate (g·m-2·day-1) for each of the five processes and M. Each data point within a graph indicates the aggregate process rate for each simulated community with its corresponding species richness (x-axis).
Fig. D4. Untransformed data plots of Richness (per site; n = 82) and ecosystem processes of storage, supply (g·m-2·day-1) and multifunctionality (M; unitless).
Fig. D5. Untransformed data plots of Species diversity (Simpson's index) (per site; n = 82) and ecosystem processes of storage, supply (g·m-2·day-1) and multifunctionality (M; unitless).
Fig. D6. Untransformed data plots of Functional Group diversity (per site; n = 82) and ecosystem processes of storage, supply (g·m-2·day-1) and multifunctionality (M; unitless).
