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Systems ecology / Land management / Wildfires / Wildland fire suppression / Forests of the United States / Fire ecology / Central U.S. hardwood forests / Oak / Silviculture / Forestry / Ecological succession / Fire
Date: 2014-11-07 11:43:04
Systems ecology
Land management
Wildfires
Wildland fire suppression
Forests of the United States
Fire ecology
Central U.S. hardwood forests
Oak
Silviculture
Forestry
Ecological succession
Fire

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