Carbon Storage on Landscapes with Stand-replacing Fires
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M. G. Ryan | M. Turner | D. Tinker | D. Kashian | W. H. Romme | DANIEL M. KASHIAN | WILLIAM H. ROMME | DANIEL B. TINKER | MONICA G. TURNER | MICHAEL G. RYAN
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