Additional file 7 of Do current biomass equations for Alnus glutinosa and Betula pubescens misestimate carbon stocks at peatland sites?

Additional file 7: Results of the Tukey-HSD test for individual tree woody aboveground biomass (WAG) by diameter class: Additional file 6 displays the results of the Tukey-HSD test comparing the woody aboveground biomass (WAG) in $$kg~tree~^{-1}$$ calcualted by 41, DEU to the overall mean WAG grouped by diameter class (“DBH_class”) for Betula pubescens (“species”). DBH classes were assigned in steps of 10 cm (e.g. class 10: 0-10 cm, class 20: 10-20 cm). “ $$n\_ha$$ ” is the number of trees per hectare, “ $$BA\_m2\_ha$$ ” is the basal area in $$m^{2}$$ per hectare, “ $$B\_t\_ha\_41\_DEU$$ ” displays the mean biomass in tons per hectare calculated by 41, DEU and “ $$B\_t\_ha\_all\_eq$$ ” the overall mean biomass per hectare across all equations. Further, the table contains the difference in means (“diff”), the confidence levels (“conf.low”, “conf.high”) and the adjusted p-values (“adj.p.value”) for all possible pairs.