Experimental data of: When higher carrying capacities lead to faster propagation

<p>These data sets correspond to the evolution of the number of patches colonized in the experimental landscapes of <em>Trichogramma chilonis</em>. <strong>Data_xp</strong> contains the data set used in the article When higher carrying capacities lead to faster propagation, and <strong>Data_sup_xp</strong> is an additional data set whose results are visible in the supplementary material of the article.</p> <p><strong>Data_main_xp</strong>:<br> We tested 2 carrying capacity modalities (&quot;Modalite&quot;), one of about 200 individuals, Small K, noted &quot;4&quot; in the file, and one of about 500 individuals, Large K, noted &quot;10&quot; in the file.<br> The &quot;Bloc&quot; column corresponds to the experimental block that the landscape belongs to (from 1 to 4).<br> &quot;Replicat&quot; is the replicates identifier of the landscape for one modality (from 1 to 40).</p> <p>For each landscape, we introduced the individuals in the middle of the patches, so the expansion occurred on both sides of the patch of introduction. Each side of the expansion is called a front, &quot;Front&quot; in the file, (from 1 to 80). &quot;Front&quot; summarizes the affiliation to a replicate and the considered side of the expansion. Thus, each landscape has a replicate identifier and two front identifiers. &nbsp;<br> &quot;Generation&quot; is the generation time at which the data was collected (from 0 to 10).<br> &quot;Npatch&quot; is the number of patches colonized on a front from the patch of introduction.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p><strong>Data_sup_xp:</strong></p> <p>&quot;Modality&quot; is equivalent to &quot;Modality&quot; in the Data_main_xp file, here it is &quot;2&quot; which is equivalent to a carrying capacity of nearly 90 individuals.<br> &quot;Bloc&quot; (from 1 to 4), &quot;Replicat&quot; (from 1 to 16), &quot;Generation&quot; (from 0 to 9) and &quot;Npatch&quot; are identical to those described in Data_main_xp .</p> <p>Here we do not find a &quot;Front&quot; column because this experiment was conducted with only one side of expansion .</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>