Correction to ‘Climate change and exotic pathogens shift carbon allocation in Mediterranean mixed forests’

We apologize for this error.F I G U R E 2 Relationships between P. cinnamomi abundance in the soil and photosynthetic rates, acorn production and abortion, Olea fruit production, and root NSC at the two forest types 1 year (2017) and 2 years (2018) after the start of the experiment.The lines and shaded areas are the model predictions and associated 95% confidence intervals (respectively).Continuous lines indicate effects included in the best models, whereas discontinuous lines indicate effects included in the subset of best models (AIC < 2 with the best model; Tables 1 and2).Regressions are shown separated by species only when the best models included the interaction of rainfall exclusion with the species.NA indicates the absence of data.Note that the range of the x-axis varied among forest types and years, being larger in the closed forest, particularly in 2018.In panels marked with asterisks (i.e., acorn production in 2018), y-values should be interpreted as of an order of magnitude smaller (y-axis 10 -1 ).