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From: Fruit scent as an honest signal for fruit quality

Fig. 2

The relationship between percentage sugar and aliphatic esters (I; blue) and non-ester (II; black) scent compounds across individuals. All values are square-root transformed. Results are from linear regression models, where each data point is the average of all figs obtained from a single individual tree, controlling for mean fig dry mass (also square-root transformed). X-axis—% sugar is the relative amount of sugar in dry fig material. Y-axis—“Units area” is the output of the GC–MS (sum of areas under peaks of the relevant group of chemicals) and is a proxy for the total mass of volatile compounds released in a sample

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