aided our research efforts. The image analysis
programs were written by Mr. A. Galloway of
MUN which we gratefully acknowledge. Special
thanks are also due to K. Deering (Forest
Ecology Section, CFS) for his help in the
preparation of the manuscript of the paper.
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