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Short description on your motivation and/or introduction (what is it about? what is it for?) 1-2 sentences

Main part. A more detailed description (equations, data sources, data preparation, meaning, usage…).
Refer to references if you have any using footnotes[1].

Each year, new woody PFT individuals and herbaceous PFTs are established, available space permitting. Woody PFTs are subject to a maximum establishment rate of 0.24 saplings m^-2. Woody PFT saplings can establish in the proportion of the grid cel not currently occupied by woody PFTs, representing the illuminated understorey, or open ground; shading reduces establishment as summed woody FPC approaches its limit of 1.

For a detailed description see Sitch et al. 2003

files and formulas
mostly depending on space and light

You can refer to a specific file, line in a file or revision by using:
source:trunk/src/crop/calc_seasonality.c (link to the file located at /some/file in the project’s repository)
source:trunk/src/crop/calc_seasonality.c@1041 (link to the file’s revision 1041)
source:trunk/src/crop/calc_seasonality.c#L122 (link to line 122 of the file)
source:trunk/src/crop/calc_seasonality.c@1041#L122 (link to line 122 of the file’s revision 1041)
Revision r1793 (changes in revision 1793)

You can refer to an issue by using:
Issue #275

Things that are relevant if you want to deal with the presented topic
directly in LPJmL (e.g. for Sowing dates it is the description which flags
you need in LPJmL and links to the main files)

Technical details, e.g. configuration, technical limitations, input and output files.

A list of developers which were mainly involved in the implementation of the corresponding topic

Sowing dates, Turnover, Mortality, Fire, Spitfire, Light Competition, Wiki, [[Crop functional types]], Missing wiki page
Links to other Wiki pages, that are related.

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