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Seed encapsulation improves early recruitment in seed-based restoration: evidence from partitioned germination outcomes in a temperate forest

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May 27, 2026 version files 326.46 KB

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Abstract

This dataset contains capsule-level field data used to evaluate early recruitment outcomes of encapsulated seeds in a degraded temperate forest. The dataset includes species identity, capsule type, observed field outcome, local vegetation covariates, and binary response variables derived from observed outcome classes. The data were used to model functional success, strict success, predation, survival, and functional survival for two native conifer species, Pinus ponderosa and Pseudotsuga menziesii, delivered using pelleted capsules and pods. The dataset supports the analyses reported in “Seed Encapsulation Improves Early Recruitment in Seed-Based Restoration: Evidence from Partitioned Germination Outcomes in a Temperate Forest.”