Two groups of allometric regression equations were developed. These were derived from a mature-phase stand and a building-phase stand caused by gap regeneration, respectively, and relate the aboveground tree biomass component and leaf area to tree diameter at breast height (dbh) based on harvesting 94 trees in the Fushan broadleaf forest of northeastern Taiwan. After analysis, all equations were highly significant. Two methods, the general linear model (GLM) approach and 95% confidence intervals, were used to test whether the 2 sets of equations are statistically equivalent. The results show no stand effect for the equations of biomass component and leaf area. It does appear that common equations can be applied to the 2 stands of the Fushan forest due to gap regeneration.