LIST OF FIGURES (CONT.)


 VOLUME 2


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Chapter 7 (Cont.)

 7.4 Canopy Cover Analysis (a) Canopy Photograph and (b) High-Contrast
 Black and White Image After Computer Enhancement. This is an
 Example of 75% Cover ........................................................................... 7-21
 7.5 Frequency Distribution of Tree Diameter at Breast Height from the
 Chronosequence of Constructed Forested Wetlands. (Size Class Bins:
 0-5 cm, 5.1-10 cm, 10.1-15 cm, 15.1-20 cm, 20.1-25 cm...) Sites
 Appear in Chronological Order ..........................................7-31, 7-32, 7-33
 7.6 Diameter at Breast Height Size Class Frequency Distributions by
 Species .................................................................................... 7-34, 7-35
 7.7 Understory Plant Community Status for the Chrono-Sequence of
 Wetlands Graphed Against Age. Line Represents the Mean Under-
 story Plant Community Status for All Sites............................................ 7-50
 7.8 Number of Plant Species of Each Wetland Status Found in the Understory.
 One Sampling Quadrat Was Randomly Located in Each 10-Meter
 Transect Section: (a) FGGSB-2 Transect 1, (b) FGGSB-2 Transect 2,
 (c) East Lobe Transect 1 and (d) East Lobe Transect 2............... 7-51, 7-52
 7.9 The Frequency of Occurrence of Understory Species (< Im in Height)
 Under Varying Light Transmittance Classes. Those Species
 Occurring at a Minimum of Ten Sampling Points Throughout the
 Chronosequence of Wetlands Are Presented. The X-Axis Is in
 Reverse Order So That Species Occurring Under Low Light
 Transmittance Levels Occur on the Right ................ 7-53, 7-54, 7-55, 7-56
 7.10 On the Left, Available Nutrients on a Mass Basis (mg Nutrient g'1 Soil)
 and an Areal Basis (g Nutrient m-2 to a Depth of 20 cm, on the Right).
 Ca (a,b), Mg (c,d), K (e,f), P (g,h) and Fe (i,j) ...................7-60, 7-61, 7-62
 7.11 Average KCI Extractable NO3-N, NH4-N and Combined NO3-N and
 NH4-N at Each Site. In Graphs (a), (c), and (e) Nutrient Values Are
 Expressed in Milligrams Nutrient Per Gram of Soil. In Graphs (b),
 (d), and (f), Nutrient Values Are Expressed in Grams of Nutrient per
 Square M eter to a Depth of 20 cm ..................................................... 7-63
 7.12 Three Relationships Among Soil Parameters Are Graphed: (a) Soil
 Water Content vs. Bulk Density, (b) Soil Organic Matter vs. Bulk
 Density and (c) Soil Water Content vs. Organic Matter....................... 7-64
 7.13 The Relationship Between Soil Water Content and Bulk Density in a
 Chronosequence of Constructed Forested Wetlands. Sites Are
 Presented in Chronological Order.......................................7-65, 7-66, 7-67