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List of Supporting Information

See PDF file SupportingInformation_1.pdf

**Figure S1.** M1-model standardised regression coefficients of community level intercepts, effect of DBH and M2-model trait effects on intercepts

**Figure S2.** M1-CWD model standardised regression coefficients of species-level intercepts in undisturbed and disturbed plots.

**Figure S3.** Bi-plot of principal component analysis (PCA) on climate variables.

**Supplementary Methods S1.** Corrections of tree inventory data.

**Supplementary Methods S2.** R code for M1- and M2-models.

See Excel file SupportingInformation_2.xlsx

**Table S1.** Conditional and marginal R2 estimates for M1- and M2-models

**Table S2.** Standardised regression coefficients of community level parameters and group-level sigmas for M1-models.

**Table S3.** Summarised species-level responses to model covariates for M1-models.

**Table S4.** Estimates of correlations ($\rho$) between species-level parameters for M1-models.

**Table S5.** Standardised regression coefficients of community level parameters and group-level sigmas for M2-models.

**Table S6.** Pearson correlation coefficients among mean anomalies of the 4 climate variables.
List of Supporting Information

See PDF file SupportingInformation_1.pdf

**Figure S1.** M1-model standardised regression coefficients of community level intercepts, effect of DBH and M2-model trait effects on intercepts

**Figure S2.** M1-CWD model standardised regression coefficients of species-level intercepts in undisturbed and disturbed plots.

**Figure S3.** Bi-plot of principal component analysis (PCA) on climate variables.

**Supplementary Methods S1.** Corrections of tree inventory data.

**Supplementary Methods S2.** R code for M1- and M2-models.

See Excel file SupportingInformation_2.xlsx

**Table S1.** Conditional and marginal R2 estimates for M1- and M2-models

**Table S2.** Standardised regression coefficients of community level parameters and group-level sigmas for M1-models.

**Table S3.** Summarised species-level responses to model covariates for M1-models.

**Table S4.** Estimates of correlations ($\rho$) between species-level parameters for M1-models.

**Table S5.** Standardised regression coefficients of community level parameters and group-level sigmas for M2-models.

**Table S6.** Pearson correlation coefficients among mean anomalies of the 4 climate variables.