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Data from: Contrasting genomic signatures of climate adaptation and adaptive plasticity across the distribution ranges of sessile oak and European beech

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Jun 01, 2026 version files 1.91 GB

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Abstract

These data come from common garden experiments of sessile oak (Quercus petraea) and European beech (Fagus sylvatica) established across the species’ European ranges. The phenotype files are cleaned analysis input tables derived from the original trait datasets. Unused columns were removed, but the row structure, identifiers, trait values, provenance/site/block information, and competition-index variables required by the analysis scripts were retained. The phenotypic data include tree size traits, leaf morphology, annual tree-ring growth, long-term climate-growth response traits, and drought-response traits. Specifically, the dataset includes diameter at breast height (DBH), tree height, specific leaf area (SLA), annual basal area increment (BAI), correlations between annual growth and spring or summer temperature and precipitation, and drought-response indices for resilience, resistance, and recovery. The genomic data consist of compressed SNP VCF files derived from ddRAD sequencing of oak and beech individuals. These VCF files are provided as archived genomic variant resources. Additional filtering steps used to generate the final analysis-ready SNP datasets for population-genetic, genome-wide association, genotype-environment association, and genotype-by-climatic-distance analyses are documented in the associated analysis scripts.