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BEHAVIOR AND SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF FIRE IN MASTICATED FUEL BEDS Eric E. Knapp U.S. Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Research Station Redding, CA Matt D. Busse
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Document Date: 2013-03-28 16:23:37

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Whitmore / /

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United States / /

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Man-Made Disaster / /

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metal sampling frame / managers with tools / /

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Plumas National Forest / Challenge Experimental Forest / /

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CA Matt D. Busse U.S. Forest Service / Humboldt State University / U.S.D.A. Forest Service / BEHAVIOR AND SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF FIRE IN MASTICATED FUEL BEDS Eric E. Knapp U.S. Forest Service / CA Robert F. Powers U.S. Forest Service / CA Carl N. Skinner U.S. Forest Service / /

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R.F. Powers / J. Morgan Varner III / Matt D. Busse / C.J. Shestak / /

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Butler / G.O. Fiddler / /

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Oregon / California / Shasta County / /

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northern California / southwestern Oregon / southern Oregon / western US / /

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