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 A ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

 Trees measured in the study were available through the Cooperative
Forest Genetics Research Program at the University of Florida, and the
assistance of the following cooperators is acknowledged: Brunswick Pulp
Land Company, Container Corporation of America, Continental Forest In-
dustries, ITT-Rayonier Inc., and Scott Paper Company.
 Field measurements were possible by the provision of a Barr and Stroud
dendrometer by ITT-Rayonier Inc. Assistance in data collection and proc-
essing was provided by W. D. Bartoe, M. S. F. Campbell, J. A. Hen-
drickson, R. M. Reich, and F. J. Spirek. Modification of the STX program to
accommodate our processing requirements was conducted by L. R. Grosen-
baugh.