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Table 2.8 - Growing stock for different tree species by diameter class. Forest land (2003 - date)

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Per-Erik Wikberg, Head of analysis
The Swedish National Forest Inventory, SLU
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5/24/2023
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The Swedish National Forest Inventory, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
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Forest area according to the Swedish Forestry Act, see chapter 4 of Skogsdata (available as a pdf from www.slu.se/nfi). Forest land.

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