Dataset: A. pisonii: mangrove tree survey
Deployment: Griffen_mangroves

We established three random 10 m x 10 m plots within a dwarf Rhizophora mangle stand in Twin Cays, Belize. In each plot, we established the X, Y coordinates of each tree within the plot by determining the position of its central trunk. We measured morphological tree characteristics for each tree, including length (m, long axis of the tree), width (m, short axis of the tree), and height (m). Additionally, we categorized all trees into one of three categories: (1) no refuge, (2) adjacent to refuge, (3) refuge. Trees categorized as “no refuge” did not contain a tree hole resulting from previous herbivory by the beetle Elaphidion mimeticum (Cerambycidae) or other wood-boring insects. Trees categorized as “adjacent to refuge” did not contain a tree hole, but were physically in contact with a tree that did contain a tree hole. Trees categorized as “refuge” contained a tree hole.