An Experimental Demonstration of Stem Damage as a Predictor of Fire-Caused Mortality for Ponderosa Pine

Canadian Journal of Forest Research- Canada

doi 10.1139/x04-001

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Planetary Change

Date

June 1, 2004

Authors

Phillip van Mantgem

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Canadian Science Publishing

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