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. 2012 May 2;7(5):e36131. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0036131

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Each point represents a 5 cm diameter class (first bin; 1 cm≤dbh<5 cm) of the trees from the entire 25.6 ha plot (34,458 live stems ≥1 cm dbh totaling 12,897 Mg); identical data are shown with linear diameter bins (left) and log diameter (right). Solid lines represent the best fitting equation of the form specified by scaling theory, (r² = 0.84) and (r² = 0.00), where r is tree radius.

Inline graphic — Each point represents a 5 cm diameter class (first bin; 1 cm≤dbh<5 cm) of the trees from the entire 25.6 ha plot (34,458 live stems ≥1 cm dbh totaling 12,897 Mg); identical data are shown with linear diameter bins (left) and log diameter (right). Solid lines represent the best fitting equation of the form specified by scaling theory, (r² = 0.84) and (r² = 0.00), where r is tree radius.