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LAI and Leaf Biomass Allometric Equations for Three Common Tree Species in a Hyrcanian Temperate Forest

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Table 1. Sample trees and leaf characteristics of the oriental beech, hornbeam and chestnut-leaved Oak
Table 2. Linear Regression and model description based on Dbh, height and crown area for the estimation of LAI of oriental beech, hornbeam and chestnut-leaved oak
Table 3. Nonlinear regression and Model description based on DBH, height and crown area for the estimation of LAI of oriental beech, hornbeam and Chestnut-leaved Oak
Figure 2. Regression between the leaf biomass (gr) and the Leaf Area (cm2) of: (a) Oriental Beech; (b) Hornbeam and (c) Chestnut-leaved Oak

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