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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

Effect of green herbaceous vegetation upon progress of a light ground fire
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: fire
grasses
wildlife ecology and conservation
Location: Limestone Mountain, Apache Indian Reservation; AZ; United States
Description: Effect of green herbaceous vegetation upon progress of a light ground fire
Date: 11/1962

Progress and size of a creeping ground fire in a reproduction thicket with heavy litter
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: fire
wildlife ecology and conservation
Location: Limestone Mountain, Apache Indian Reservation; AZ; United States
Description: Progress and size of a creeping ground fire in a reproduction thicket with heavy litter
Date: 11/1962

Old catface on a mature ponderosa pine that was reburned
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Collection: RMRS Archive Images
Keywords: fire
wildlife ecology and conservation
Organisms: ponderosa pine
Location: Limestone Mountain, Apache Indian Reservation; AZ; United States
Description: Old catface on a mature ponderosa pine that was reburned
Date: 11/1962