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Table 1.

Tree variables and biomass of each component of C. equisetifolia in different age groups.

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Fig 1.

Proportion of the tree biomass from the trunk, the branch, the leaf, and the root in young, middle-aged, and mature forests.

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Table 2.

Parameter estimates and model evaluation statistics of each biomass model for the young forest.

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Table 3.

Parameter estimates and model evaluation statistics of each biomass model for the middle-aged forest.

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Table 4.

Parameter estimates and model evaluation statistics of each biomass model for the mature forest.

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Fig 2.

The relationship between the predicted biomass and observed biomass for four components in young forest.

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Fig 3.

The relationship between the predicted biomass and observed biomass for total biomass in young, middle-aged, and mature forests.

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Fig 4.

Q-Q plot of the total biomass estimation for young forest.

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Fig 5.

The relationship between the predicted biomass and observed biomass for four components in middle-aged forest.

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Fig 6.

Q-Q plot of total biomass estimation for middle-aged forest.

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Fig 7.

The relationship between the predicted biomass and observed biomass for four components in mature forest.

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Fig 8.

Q-Q plot of the total biomass estimation for the mature forest.

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Table 5.

Parameter estimates of the selected models for different components by age groups using SUR method.

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