Figure shows the significant environmental variables of the fitted GLM models, on count data of R. alpina in PA during 2015. In figures A), B) and D) LOESS (locally weighted scatter plot smoothing) function has been used. A larger number of individuals was observed on trees with DBH greater than 80 cm, dying, belonging to the middle-advanced decay status and distance less than 300 m from other colonised trees.

 
 
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