However, in our model, the effect of ash fruit on winter growth was only just insignificant (Figure 5 b).
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Strong "bottom-up" influences on small mammal populations: State-space model analyses from long-term studies.
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In addition, early (September–December) fruit‐fall had a marginally significant positive effect on wood mouse summer growth (Figure 5 c).
September–December fruit‐fall, or more‐likely, a correlated variable (see section 4 ) had a barely significant negative influence on summer growth.