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Old burns in ponderosa pine showing shrubbery
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: fire
understory
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: High Sierras; CA; United States
Description: Old burns in ponderosa pine showing shrubbery
Date: 10/1966

Logging road on the Escudilla burn
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: logging
fire
understory
wildlife ecology and conservation
Location: Apache-Sitgreaves N.F.; AZ; United States
Description: Logging road on the Escudilla burn
Date: 06/1964

Size of fire ontained when there is an accumulation of downed material in the understory
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: fire
understory
wildlife ecology and conservation
Location: Limestone Mountain, Apache Indian Reservation; AZ; United States
Description: Size of fire ontained when there is an accumulation of downed material in the understory
Date: 11/1962

Response of Gamble oak and New Mexico locust to destruction of pine overstory by fire
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: fire
understory
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: ponderosa pine
oak
Location: Sierra Ancha Experimental Forest, Tonto N.F.; AZ; United States
Description: Response of Gamble oak and New Mexico locust to destruction of pine overstory by fire
Date: 10/1960

Response of Gambel oak and New Mexico locust to destruction of pine overstory by fire
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: fire
understory
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: ponderosa pine
oak
Location: Sierra Ancha Experimental Forest, Tonto N.F.; AZ; United States
Description: Response of Gambel oak and New Mexico locust to destruction of pine overstory by fire
Date: 10/1960