trees in plots with fluctuating and 46- and 92-cm water tables were 25.3%, 10.6%, and 6.0% for slash pine and 26.9%, 18.4%, and 9.5% for loblolly pine. The greatest increase in height growth was related to water table depth rather than to fertilization. Maximum growth oc- curred on the 46-cm water table (Figure 1, Tables 1, 2). The percentage increases in height of trees on the 46- and 92-cm water tables over trees on the fluctuating water tables were 44% and 35% for slash and 75% and 38% for loblolly. The loblolly pine response was impaired by serious tip moth attack during the second and third years after planting. Slash pine was little affected by this insect. Biomass Tree diameters and heights ayexclosely_ correlated, and they are both good estimators of the rights of tree part (Table 3). The formula, logarithm dry weight = Bo+B1 (logarithm groundline diameter) + B2 (logarithm tree height), was used / to estimathethe weights of the uncut trees i the plots. Diameter Sgroundline (outside bark) was used in place of diameter breast high because some trees were less than 1.4 meters tall. The constants, regression coefficients, correlation coefficients, and Table 1.-Summary of the mensurational survey of fertilized and non- fertilized 5-year-old slash and loblolly pines growing on three water table treatments. Treatments Species Fertilizeda Water Tableb Height Diametere Volumed Stems cm m cm cu m/ha no./ha Slash No Fluctuating 3.24 7.4 28.4 7623 Slash Yes Fluctuating 4.06 8.9 50.4 7623 Slash No 46 4.99 9.9 72.8 7175 Slash Yes 46 5.52 10.6 115.0 8072 Slash No 92 4.70 9.8 66.5 7175 Slash Yes 92 4.98 9.7 72.1 8072 Loblolly No Fluctuating 1.97 4.5 6.3 6726 Loblolly Yes Fluctuating 2.50 4.9 9.8 5830 Loblolly No 46 3.58 8.0 38.0 7175 Loblolly Yes 46 4.24 8.7 49.6 7175 Loblolly No 92 2.95 6.9 24.4 7623 Loblolly Yes 92 3.23 7.1 25.2 7175 aFertilized at beginning of second year with 392 kg/ha of diammonium phos- phate. bDepth from surface to water table where controlled. eDiameter outside bark at groundline. dCalculated by stem analysis.