In Lyons, Pemantle and Peres (1995), a martingale change of
measure method was developed in order to give an alternative proof
of the Kesten--Stigum L log L theorem for single-type branching
processes. Later, this method was extended to prove the L log L
theorem for multiple- and general multiple-type branching
processes in Biggins and Kyprianou (2004), Kurtz et al.
(1997), and Lyons (1997). In this paper we extend this method to a
class of superdiffusions and establish a Kesten--Stigum L log L
type theorem for superdiffusions. One of our main tools is a spine
decomposition of superdiffusions, which is a modification of the
one in Englander and Kyprianou (2004).
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