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Two main data type were used: national forest inventories data -- NFI, large permanent plots data -- LPP.
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### Panama
- Data set name: Panama
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- Kooyman, R.M. and Westoby, M. (2009) Costs of height gain in rainforest saplings: main stem scaling, functional traits and strategy variation across 75 species. Annals of Botany 104: 987-993.
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## Age distribution of some forest data analysed.
![Age distribution of forest area in 20-year age class for France, Switzerland and Sweden, estimated by Vilen et al.[@Vilen-2012]. The last class plotted at 150 years is for age > 140 years (except for Sweden where the last class 110 is age > 100 years).](../../figs/age_europe.pdf)
![Age distribution of forest area in 20-year age class for North America (USA and Canada), estimated by Pan et al.[@Pan-2011]. The last class plotted at 150 years is for age > 140 years.](../../figs/age_na.pdf)
![Age distribution of forest area in 20-year age class for France, Switzerland and Sweden, estimated by Vilen et al.[@Vilen-2012]. The last class plotted at 150 years is for age > 140 years (except for Sweden where the last class 110 is age > 100 years).](../../figs/age_europe.pdf)
![Age distribution of forest area in 20-year age class for North America (USA and Canada), estimated by Pan et al.[@Pan-2011]. The last class plotted at 150 years is for age > 140 years.](../../figs/age_na.pdf)