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1 Oikos o20261 Raevel, V., Violle, C. and Munoz, F Mechanisms of ecological succession: insights from plant functional strategies. Oikos 121: Appendix 1 Table A1. Scientific names. abbreviations and trait values of the 97 species included in the survey. Scientific names follow the nomenclature BDNFF V4.02 (Bock 2005). Three traits were measured (denoted with superscript 1 ) and the four other were extracted from bibliographic sources: ²Tison and Jauzein (in press); 3 Navas et al. (2010) and Seed Information Database (Liu et al. 2008); 4 LEDA (Kleyer et al. 2008); 5 Biolflor (Klotz et al. 2002). H = vegetative height (in cm); SLA = specific leaf area (in mm 2 mg -1 ); SM = seed mass (mg); FS = flowering start period [JM: January March; A: April; M: May; JA: June August]; DM = dispersal mode [A: anemochory; B: barochory and autochory are grouped; Epi: epizoochory and myrmerochory are grouped; End: endozoochory]; LS = life span [SL: short-lived; HP: herbaceous perennial; WP: woody perennial]. Species abbrev H 1 SLA 1 GM 3 FS 2 DM 4. 5 LS² Amelanchier ovalis Amo JM End WP Antirrhinum majus Anm JM Epi WP Aphyllanthes monspeliensis Apm M B HP Arabis collina. Arc M A HP Aristolochia pistolochia Arp JM B HP Arrhenatherum elatius subsp. bulbosum Are M Epi HP Asperula cynanchica Asc M B WP Asplenium ruta-muraria Asr JA A HP Asplenium trichomanes Ast JM A HP Avena barbata Avb M Epi SL Avenula bromoides Avb M Epi HP Biscutella laevigata Bil M A HP

2 Bituminaria bituminosa Bib M Epi HP Blackstonia perfoliata Blp M B SL Brachypodium pinnatum Brp JA Epi HP Brachypodium retusum Brr M Epi HP Bromus diandrus Brd M Epi SL Bromus erectus Bre M Epi HP Bromus madritensis Brm M Epi SL Bupleurum rigidum Bur JA B HP Buxus sempervirens Bus JM End WP Campanula erinus Cae A B SL Centaurea pectinata Cep JA Epi HP Centranthus calcitrapae Cec JM A SL Centranthus lecoqii Cel M A WP Cephalaria leucantha Cel JA A WP Ceterach officinarum Ceo A A HP Clematis vitalba Clv JA A WP Conyza sumatrensis Cos JA A SL Crepis nicaeensis Crn M A SL Crepis sancta Crs JM A SL Cytisophyllum sessilifolium Cys M B WP Dactylis glomerata subsp. hispanica Dag M Epi HP Dianthus sylvestris subsp. longicaulis Dis JA Epi HP Dittrichia viscosa Div JA A WP Dorycnium pentaphyllum Dop M B WP Echium vulgare Ecv M B SL Euphorbia characias Euc A Epi WP Euphorbia nicaeensis Eun M Epi WP Euphorbia segetalis Eus A Epi SL Festuca occitanica Feo M Epi HP Fumana ericoides Fue A B HP Galium lucidum Gal M B HP Galium mollugo subsp. erectum Gam M B HP Genista scorpius Ges A B WP Geranium molle Gem JM B SL Geranium robertianum subsp. purpureum Ger JM B SL Globularia vulgaris Glv A Epi HP Helichrysum stoechas Hes A B WP Hieracium bifidum Hib M A HP Hippocrepis emerus Hie A Epi WP Hormathophylla spinosa Hos A A WP Jasminum fruticans Jaf M End WP Lactuca perennis Lap A A HP Lactuca viminea Lav JA A SL Lavandula latifolia Lal JA B WP - 2 -

3 Linum narbonense Lin A Epi HP Linum strictum Lis M B SL Lonicera implexa Loi M End WP Medicago sativa Mes JA B HP Melica amethystine Mea A A HP Melica ciliata Mec M A HP Ononis minutissima Onm A Epi WP Parietaria judaica Paj JM Epi HP Phagnalon sordidum Phs M A WP Phillyrea media Phm JM End WP Piptatherum paradoxum Pip M A HP Pistacia lentiscus Pil JM End WP Plantago lanceolata Pll A B HP Prunus mahaleb Prm JM End WP Quercus ilex Qui A Epi WP Reichardia picroides Rep JM B SL Rhamnus alaternus Rha JM End WP Rosmarinus officinalis Roo JM B WP Rubia peregrina Rup M End WP Rubus ulmifolius Ruu JA End WP Ruta angustifolia Rua A B WP Sanguisorba minor Sam A B HP Satureja montana Sam JA B WP Scabiosa triandra Sct JA A HP Sedum album Sea JA A WP Sedum dasyphyllum Sed M A WP Sedum sediforme Ses JA A WP Seseli montanum Sem JA B HP Silene italica Sii M A HP Sixalix atropurpurea subsp. maritima Sia M A SL Smilax aspera Sma JA End WP Sonchus oleraceus Soo JM B SL Stachys recta Str M Epi WP Staehelina dubia Std M A WP Stipa bromoides Stb JA A HP Stipa offneri Sto A A HP Teucrium chamaedrys Tec M Epi WP Teucrium flavum Tef M Epi WP Thymus vulgaris Thv A Epi WP Umbilicus rupestris Umr A A HP Urospermum picroides Urp A A SL - 3 -

4 Figure A1. Species ordination according to the two first axes of the RLQ analysis. For sake of clarity. only the species that are located over 0.5 on absolute scale for at least one of the two axes are shown. See species abbreviations in Table A1. References Bock, B Base de Données Nomenclaturales de la Flore de France Ver In: V /2005, B. (ed.). Tela Botanica Editeur. Kleyer, M. et al The LEDA traitbase: a database of life-history traits of the northwest European flora. J. Ecol. 96: Klotz, S. et al BIOLFLOR Eine Datenbank zu biologisch-ökologischen Merkmalen der Gefäßpflanzen in Deutschland. LandWirtschaftsverlag. Liu, K. et al Seed information database. < Navas, M. L. et al Suites of plant traits in species from different stages of a - 4 -

5 Mediterranean secondary succession. Plant Biol. 12: Tison, J. M. and Jauzein, P. in press. Flore de France méditerranéenne continentale. CBNMED (Conservatoire Botanique National Méditerranéen)

Oikos. Appendix 1 OIK Conradi, T., Temperton, V. M. and Kollmann, J. 2017: Resource availability determines the importance of nichebased

Oikos. Appendix 1 OIK Conradi, T., Temperton, V. M. and Kollmann, J. 2017: Resource availability determines the importance of nichebased Oikos OIK-03969 Conradi, T., Temperton, V. M. and Kollmann, J. 2017: Resource availability determines the importance of nichebased vs. stochastic community assembly in grasslands. Oikos doi: 10.1111/oik.03969.