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Figures
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Average number of views, likes, and comments on reviewed YouTube videos about tree-killing methods. Note that the count of methods exceeds the number of videos because 22 videos suggested multiple methods.
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Total number of views, likes, and comments on reviewed YouTube videos about tree-killing methods. The numbers above the likes and comments indicate the number of views per like or comment. Note that the count of methods exceeds the number of videos because 22 videos suggested multiple methods.
Tables
- Table 1.
Engagement with YouTube videos about killing trees, either by affecting aboveground or belowground systems.
Views Likes Comments Subscribers Median 49,859.00 259.00 40.50 11,850.00 Standard deviation 1,129,323.00 15,802.66 916.13 325,040.70 Maximum 5,667,741.00 113,000.00 6,400.00 2,230,000.00 Minimum 301.00 0.00 0.00 127.00 - Table 2.
Purpose of the tree-killing methods proposed in the YouTube videos and the engagement with each purpose.
Broad purpose Specific purpose Count n (%) Totals Averages Views Likes Comments Views Likes Comments Kill nuisance trees Entire trees 39 (49%) 7,124,040 30,453 2,218 182,668 781.0 57 Stumps or sprouts from tree stumps 13 (16%) 11,140,328 202,274 9,650 856,948 15,560.0 742 Tree roots 5 (6%) 254,470 3,689 190 50,894 737.8 38 Ecological Invasive species removal 12 (15%) 1,443,061 6,462 834 120,255 539.0 70 Canopy opening for understory development 4 (5%) 10,719,481 65,371 5,550 2,679,870 16,343.0 1,388 Wildlife habitat creation 3 (4%) 122,904 1,453 186 40,968 484.0 62 Kill a tree without pesticides 1 (1%) 7,915 23 7 7,915 23.0 7 No stated purpose No stated purpose 2 (3%) 37,900 261 27 18,950 131.0 14
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