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Title: Seasonal effects of prescribed burning in Florida : a review / Louise E. Robbins and Ronald L. Myers.
Author: Tall Timbers Research. ; Myers, Ronald L. ; Robbins, Louise E.
Year: c1992.
Series: Miscellaneous publication (Tall Timbers Research), ; no. 8.
Description: 96 p. ; 28 cm.
Subject: Fires. ; Environmental factors. ; Florida. ; Prescribed burning.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 79-90.
Type: Book
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