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A directed graph in which there is a bound for the degrees of the vertices is called labelled i f each edge is assigned a label from a f in i te set of labels, the edges emerging from a given vertex al l having distinct labels. Knuth [2] gives a wellknown transformation to represent an arbitrary rooted tree by means of a labelled binary tree. (He calls each edge either a "brother" or a "son", so the label set is {brother, son}) . The binary tree contains al l information of the original tree, and the lat ter can be reconstructed from the former.