Figure 1: Histograms, variables
| Structure | Model | # State variables | Diagonal matrix? | Partitioning scheme | Claimed to favour a limiting compartment? | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot \beta+B\cdot x\) | Turgman2018EcologyLetters | \(3\) | False | dynamic | yes | Trugman et al. (2018) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | CASA | \(3\) | True | fixed | no | Potter et al. (1993) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A_{x}\cdot x\) | ACONITE | \(6\) | False | fixed | no | Thomas and Williams (2014) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | FOREST-BGC | \(3\) | True | fixed | no | Running and Coughlan (1988) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | DeAngelis2012TheorEcol | \(5\) | True | fixed | yes | DeAngelis et al. (2011) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | Murty2000EcolModell | \(3\) | True | fixed | no | Murty and McMurtrie (2000) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | CABLE | \(3\) | True | fixed | no | Y. P. Wang, Law, and Pak (2010) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | King1993TreePhysiol | \(3\) | True | fixed | yes | King (1993) |
| \(f_{v}=u+A\cdot x\) | CTEM | \(3\) | True | dynamic | yes | Arora and Boer (2005) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | JeDi-DGVM | \(6\) | False | dynamic | yes | Pavlick et al. (2013) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot \beta+B\cdot x\) | HAVANA | \(3\) | True | dynamic | yes | Haverd et al. (2016) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | Luo2012TE | \(3\) | True | fixed | no | Luo, Weng, and Yang (2012) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | IBIS | \(3\) | True | dynamic | no | Castanho et al. (2013) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | G'DAY | \(3\) | True | fixed | no | Comins and McMurtrie (1993) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A_{x}\cdot x\) | Hilbert1991AnnBot | \(5\) | False | dynamic | yes | Hilbert and Reynolds (1991) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | DALEC | \(4\) | False | dynamic | yes | M. Williams et al. (2005) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | IBIS | \(3\) | True | fixed | yes | Foley et al. (1996) |
| \(f_{v}=u+A\cdot x\) | ISAM | \(3\) | True | dynamic | yes | Arora and Boer (2005) |
| \(f_{v}=u\cdot b+A\cdot x\) | CEVSA2 | \(3\) | True | dynamic | yes | Gu et al. (2010) |
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