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  <dc:title>Data from: Heterogeneity in leaf tannin inducibility across woody and non-woody plants: a meta-analysis</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>This dataset was compiled for a systematic review and multilevel meta-analysis on leaf tannin inducibility following herbivory or experimentally simulated damage, with an explicit focus on differences between woody and non-woody plants. The unit of observation is a treatment&amp;ndash;control comparison extracted from the primary literature: each row corresponds to one independent effect size quantified as the log response ratio, lnRR = ln(Mean_treatment / Mean_control), where lnRR &amp;gt; 0 indicates induced increases in leaf tannins and lnRR &amp;lt; 0 indicates decreases. The spreadsheet contains 513 effect sizes extracted from 73 peer-reviewed studies, spanning 78 plant species, including 367 woody and 146 non-woody comparisons. The dataset supports full reproducibility of the manuscript&amp;rsquo;s multilevel REML meta-analytic models, heterogeneity partitioning, moderator analyses, and can be reused for extended syntheses and sensitivity checks.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>herbivory; chemical defenses; meta-analysis</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>Yaolin Guo</dc:creator>
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