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221 Burcham, L. T. RECENT TRENDS IN RANGE IMPROVEMENT ON CALIFORNIA FOOTHILL RANGES. 
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222 Campbell, Robert S. and others. NUTRITIVE VALUES OF NATIVE PLANTS ON FOREST 
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223 Dobrowolski, J. P.; W. H. Blackburn and H. E. Grelen. INFILTRATION RATES AND 
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224 Monsen, Stephen B. and E. Durant McArthur. FACTORS INFLUENCING ESTABLISHMENT 
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225 Peek, James M.; Frederic D. Johnson and Ned N. Pence. SUCCESSIONAL TRENDS IN 
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226 Peterson, David L. and Patrick J. Flowers. ESTIMATING POSTFIRE CHANGES IN 
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227 Sampson, A. W. RANGE MANAGEMENT: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES. Wiley 570p. 1952. 
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228 Sampson, A. W. and Clark H. Gleason. CHANGE IN BURNING TERMINOLOGY. J. Range 
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229 Sanders, Ken and Jack Durham, editors. RANGELAND FIRE EFFECTS: A SYMPOSIUM. 
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230 Schultz, Arnold M. and H. H. Biswell. RESEEDING BURNED RANGELAND. Calif. Agric. 
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231 Shepherd, W. O. EFFECTS OF BURNING AND GRAZING FLATWOODS FOREST RANGES. U.S. 
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232 West, Neil E. and M. A. Hassan. RECOVERY OF SAGEBRUSH-GRASS VEGETATION FOLLOWING 
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233 Young, Richard P. FIRE AS A VEGETATION MANAGEMENT TOOL IN RANGELANDS OF THE 
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234 Abrahamson, Warren G. PLANT SPECIES RESPONSES TO FIRE ON THE FLORIDA LAKE 
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235 Adams, Kenneth Bradley. EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED FIRE IN TRANSISTION OAK STANDS 
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236 Andariese, Steve W. and W. Wallace Covington. CHANGES IN UNDERSTORY PRODUCTION 
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237 Anderson, H. W. REGENERATING YELLOW BIRCH WITH PRESCRIBED FIRE. Proc. Soc. Am. 
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238 Armour, Charles D.; Stephen C. Bunting and Leon F. Neuenschwander. FIRE INTENSITY 
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239 Bartos, Dale L. CHANGES IN ASPEN AND ASSOCIATED SPECIES RESULTING FROM MANIPULATION 
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240 Bickford, C. A. THE USE OF FIRE IN THE FLATWOODS OF THE SOUTHEAST. J. For. 
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241 Bickford, C. A. and John R. Curry. THE USE OF FIRE IN THE PROTECTION OF LONGLEAF 
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242 Biswell, H. H.; A. M. Schultz and J. L. Launchbaugh. BRUSH CONTROL IN PONDEROSA 
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243 Bock, Jane H and Carl E Bock. EFFECT OF FIRES ON WOODY VEGETATION IN THE 
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244 Bork, Joyce Lynn. FIRE HISTORY IN THREE VEGETATION TYPES ON THE EASTERN SIDE 
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245 Bragg, Thomas B. A PRELIMINARY FIRE HISTORY OF THE OAK/PINE BLUFF FOREST OF 
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246 Brown, James H., Jr. THE ROLE OF FIRE IN ALTERING THE SPECIES COMPOSITION OF 
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247 Bruce, David. THIRTY-TWO YEARS OF ANNUAL BURNING IN LONGLEAF PINE. J. For. 
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248 Buchholz, K. INITIAL RESPONSES OF PINE AND OAK TO WILDFIRE IN THE NEW JERSEY 
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249 Buckner, James L. and J. Larry Landers. FIRE AND DISKING EFFECTS ON HERBACEOUS 
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250 Buell, Murray F. and John E. Cantlon. EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED BURNING ON GROUND 
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251 Campbell, Robert S. VEGETATIONAL CHANGES AND MANAGEMENT IN THE CUTOVER LONGLEAF 
         PINE-SLASH PINE AREA OF THE GULF COAST Ecology 36(1):29-34. Jan 1955. 
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252 Crane, M. F.; J R Habeck and W C Fischer. EARLY POSTFIRE REVEGETATION IN A 
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253 Cushwa, C. T THE EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED FIRE ON PLANT SUCCESSION IN PINE STANDS 
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         Ph,D. thesis, Va. Polytech. Inst. 80p. 1967 WR 133-15
    
254 Day, Gordon M. THE INDIAN AS AN ECOLOGICAL FACTOR IN THE NORTHEASTERN FOREST 
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255 Devet, David D. and Melvin L. Hopkins. RESPONSE OF WILDLIFE HABITAT TO THE 
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256 Dieterich, John H. FIRE HISTORY OF SOUTHWESTERN MIXED CONIFER: A CASE STUDY. 
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257 Duever, Michael J.; John E. Carlson; John F. Meeder; Linda E. Duever; Lance 
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258 Evanko, Anthony B. PERFORMANCE OF SEVERAL FORAGE SPECIES ON NEWLY BURNED 
         LODGEPOLE PINE SITES. U.S. For. Serv. North. Rocky Mountain Exp. Stn. 
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259 Everett, Richard and Warren Clary FIRE EFFECTS AND REVEGETATION ON JUNIPER-
         PINYON WOODLANDS In: Rangeland Fire Effects: A Symposium, Ken Sanders 
         and Jack Durham, editors. p. 33-37. 1985. WR 202
    
260 Everett, Richard L. and Steven H. Sharrow. RESPONSE OF UNDERSTORY SPECIES TO 
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261 Everett, Richard L. and Kenneth Ward. EARLY PLANT SUCCESSION ON PINYON-JUNIPER 
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262 Fischer, William C. and Bruce D. Clayton. FIRE ECOLOGY OF MONTANA FOREST 
         HABITAT TYPES EAST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE. U.S. For. Serv. Gen. 
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263 Gaines, E. M.; H. R. Kallander and J. A. Wagner. CONTROLLED BURNING IN 
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264 Garza, Nick E., Jr. and W. H. Blackburn. THE INFLUENCE OF SEASONAL BURNING 
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265 Gilliam, Frank Stuart. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON COMPONENTS OF NUTRIENT DYNAMICS IN A 
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266 Grimm, Eric C. FIRE AND OTHER FACTORS CONTROLLING THE BIG WOODS VEGETATION 
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267 Gruell, George E. FIRE AND VEGETATIVE TRENDS IN THE NORTHERN ROCKIES: 
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268 Halls, L. K. IMPROVING WILDLIFE HABITAT IN PINE-HARDWOOD FORESTS OF THE 
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269 Henderson, Norman R. and James N. Long. BLACK OAK WOODLANDS OF THE SOUTHERN 
         LAKE MICHIGAN SAND DUNES: STRUCTURE, SUCCESSION AND FIRE. Bull. Ecol. 
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270 Heyward, Frank. THE RELATION OF FIRE TO STAND COMPOSITION OF LONGLEAF PINE 
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271 Highsmith, Richard M., Jr. and John L. Beh, TILLAMOOK BURN: THE REGENERATION 
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272 Hodgkins, Earl Joseph. SOME EARLY EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED BURNING ON THE SOIL, 
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273 Hodgkins, Earl J. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON UNDERGROWTH VEGETATION IN UPLAND SOUTHERN 
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274 Huff, Mark Hamilton. POST-FIRE SUCCESSION IN THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAINS, WASHINGTON: 
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275 Huntley, Jimmy C. and Charles E. McGee IMPACT OF FIRE ON REGENERATION AND 
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276 Hurst, George A. and Randy C. Warren. DEER FORAGE IN 13-YEAR-OLD COMMERCIALLY 
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277 Huss, Donald L. FACTORS INFLUENCING PLANT SUCCESSION FOLLOWING FIRE IN ASHE 
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278 Irving, Frank D. FIRE REGIMES IN EASTERN HARDWOOD FORESTS: PAST - PRESENT - 
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279 Isichei, Augustine O.; Friday Ekeleme and Bakare A. Jimoh. CHANGES IN A 
         SECONDARY FOREST IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA FOLLOWING A GROUND FIRE. J. 
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280 Jacobs, Diana F.; Dana W. Cole and Joe R. McBride. FIRE HISTORY AND PERPETUATION 
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281 Johansen, Ragnar W. SOUTHERN PINE RESPONSES TO AERIALLY IGNITED PRESCRIBED 
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282 Johnson, Von J. AMBIVALENT EFFECTS OF FIRE IN EASTERN BROADLEAF FORESTS. Proc. 
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283 Klock, G. O. and S. N. Little. INFLUENCE OF RESIDUE REMOVAL AND PRESCRIBED 
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284 Koniak, Susan. SUCCESSION IN PINYON-JUNIPER WOODLANDS FOLLOWING WILDFIRE IN 
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285 Koniak, Susan. BROADCAST SEEDING SUCCESS IN EIGHT PINYON-JUNIPER STANDS AFTER 
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286 Kuroda, Paul M. EARLY PLANT SUCCESSION FOLLOWING CLEARCUTTING IN THE OUACHITA 
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287 Lay, Daniel W. EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED BURNING ON FORAGE AND MAST PRODUCTION IN 
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288 Lay, Daniel W. BROWSE PALATABILITY AND THE EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED BURNING IN 
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289 Lay, Daniel W. PINES: PROFITS WITH PROBLEMS. Tex. Game Fish 16(4):5-6, 27. Apr. 
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290 Lay, Daniel W. EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED BURNING ON FORAGE AND MAST PRODUCTION IN 
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291 Lay, Daniel W. BROWSE QUALITY AND THE EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED BURNING IN SOUTHERN 
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292 Leege, Thomas A. and Grant Godbolt. HERBACEOUS RESPONSE FOLLOWING PRESCRIBED 
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293 Lemon, Paul C. SUCCESSIONAL RESPONSES OF HERBS IN THE LONGLEAF-SLASH PINE FOREST 
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294 Lewis, John B.; Dean A. Murphy and John Ehrenreich. EFFECTS OF BURNING DATES 
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295 Little, S. and E. B. Moore. THE ECOLOGICAL ROLE OF PRESCRIBED BURNS IN THE 
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296 Little, Silas, Jr. and E. B. Moore. SEVERE BURNING TREATMENT TESTED ON LOWLAND 
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297 Lotti, Thomas; Ralph A. Klawitter and W. P. LeGrande. PRESCRIBED BURNING FOR 
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298 Lyon, L. Jack. INITIAL VEGETAL DEVELOPMENT FOLLOWING A PRESCRIBED BURNING OF 
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299 Maissurow, D. K. FIRE AS A NECESSARY FACTOR IN THE PERPETUATION OF WHITE PINE. 
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300 McClure, Norman R. GRASS SEEDINGS ON LODGEPOLE PINE BURNS IN THE NORTHWEST. J. 
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301 McCulloch, Clay Y. SOME EFFECTS OF WILDFIRE ON DEER HABITAT IN PINYON-JUNIPER 
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302 McMaster, Gregory S. FIRE IN THE ECOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT OF TORREY PINE (PINUS 
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303 McQuilkin, Robert A. THE POSSIBLE ROLE OF FIRE IN OAK REGENERATION. Proc. 
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304 Meents, J. K. and W. H. Moir. EFFECT OF FIRE ON VEGETATION OF THE CHISOS 
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305 Moore, E. B. FOREST AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT IN THE SOUTH JERSEY PINE BARRENS. 
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306 Myers, Ronald L. and Nancy D. Deyrup. FIRE HISTORY AND AGE STRUCTURE RELATIONSHIPS 
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307 Neiland, Bonita J. FOREST AND ADJACENT BURN IN THE TILLAMOOK BURN AREA OF 
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308 Niering, W. A. ND G. D. Dreyer. PRESCRIBED BURNING IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND 
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309 Nyland, Ralph D.; Lawrence P. Abrahamson and Kenneth B. Adams. USE OF PRESCRIBED 
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310 O'Halloran, Kathleen A.; Robert M. Blair; Rene Alcaniz and Hershel F. Morris, 
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311 Palmer, Zeb and D. D. Devet. PRESCRIBED BURNING TECHNIQUES ON THE NATIONAL 
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312 Paulsell, L. K. EFFECTS OF BURNING ON OZARK HARDWOOD TIMBERLANDS. Univ. No. 
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313 Pehl, Charles E. and Wade L. Nutter. CONTROLLED BURNING EFFECTS ON THE FOREST 
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314 Peroni, Patricia A. and Warren G. Abrahamson. THE EFFECTS OF POST-SETTLEMENT 
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315 Peterson, David L. PREDICTING FIRE-CAUSED MORTALITY IN FOUR NORTHERN ROCKY 
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316 Potter, Loren D. and D. Ross Moir. PHYTOSOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF BURNED DECIDUOUS 
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317 Read, Ralph A. WOODLAND FORAGE IN THE ARKANSAS OZARKS. J. Range Manage. 
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318 Rebertus, Alan J.; G. Bruce Williamson and E. Barry Moser. EFFECTS OF FIRE 
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319 Reid, Elbert H.; Leo A. Isaac and G. D. Pickford. PLANT SUCCESSION ON A 
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320 Rummell, Robert S. CATTLE STOCKING AND HERBAGE YIELD ON BURNED FLATWOODS 
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321 Sanford, R. L., Jr. EVIDENCE OF FIRE AS A RECURRENT RAINFOREST DISTURBANCE 
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322 Schmalzer, Paul A. and C. Ross Hinkle. EFFECTS OF FIRE ON NUTRIENT 
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323 Shearer, Raymond C. EFFECTS OF PRESCRIBED BURNING AND WILDLIFE ON 
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324 Silker, T. H. THE ECOLOGICAL APPROACH AND USE OF PRESCRIBED BURNING IN 
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325 Simard, A. J. FIRE RESEARCH NEEDS IN EASTERN HARDWOOD FORESTS. Proc. Soc. 
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326 Smith, C. W.; T. Parman and K. Wampler. IMPACT OF FIRE IN A HAWAIIAN 
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327 Snyder, James R. THE IMPACT OF WET SEASON AND DRY SEASON PRESCRIBED FIRES 
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328 Springer, Marlin D.; Timothy E. Fulbright and Samuel L. Beasom. LONG-TERM 
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329 Stuart, John D. FIRE HISTORY OF AN OLDGROWTH FOREST OF SEQUOIA SEMPERVIRENS 
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330 Sutherland, E. K. and W. W. Covington. PRESCRIBED BURNING EFFECTS ON RADIAL 
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