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Keywords: Abundance; Angiospermae; Angiosperms; Boreal forests; Climate; Climate Change; Climate effects; Composition effects; demographic rates; Demography; Dimensions; Drought; Ecological succession; Ecology; Ekologi; Environmental impact; Europe; Forest growth; forest types; forestry development; Forests; functional traits; FunDivEUROPE; Gradients; Gymnospermae; Gymnosperms; hardwood; Hardwoods; Latitudinal variations; Leaves; mixed modelling; Mortality; National Forest Inventory; piecewise structural equation modelling; Population Dynamics; secondary succession; Taiga; temperature; temperature anomaly; tree growth; tree mortality; Trees; Water availability; Wood; wood density; Europe; demographic rates; drought; FunDivEUROPE; functional traits; mixed modelling; piecewise structural equation modelling; temperature anomaly; tree growth; National Forest Inventory; climate change