As biomass in a forest increases,the density of trees decreases,while the average tree size increases as a result of self-thinning.

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This statement is true. As biomass in a forest increases, competition for resources and space among trees increases, leading to self-thinning, where smaller or weaker trees die off, reducing the overall density of trees but allowing the surviving trees to grow larger.

As Biomass in a Forest Increases,the Density of Trees Decreases,while