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Aplastic anemia following high-voltage electrical injury: A case report. [PDF]

Trauma Case Rep
Ayaz M, Ayaz D, Keshavarz A.
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Repeated prescribed burning in Aspen

, 1974
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Litter Decomposition in Pacific Northwest Prairies Depends on Fire, with Differential Responses of Saprotrophic and Pyrophilous Fungi. [PDF]

Microorganisms
Burrill HM, Ralston EB, Dawson HA, Roy BA.   +3 more
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Prescription Cascades Associated with Acetylcholinesterase Inhibitors Use: A High-Throughput Sequence Symmetry Analysis

Newby D, Bobba SS, Raventós B, Rowlands E, Chen X, Porcel LM, Reyes C, Duarte-Salles T, Delmestri A, Man WY, Burn E, Sabate MC, Pratt N, Jödicke A, Alhambra DP.   +14 more
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An atmospheric dispersion index for prescribed burning

, 1986
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Prospect on prescribed burning development in France

, 2017
Rigolot, Eric, Lambert, Bernard
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Prescribed Burning for Regeneration

1991
The character of most forest ecosystems in the southern U.S. has been shaped by fire. Indians and early settlers burned the woods for many purposes. After a period of trying to exclude fire, foresters recognized its value as an ecological force and its necessity as a management tool. This chapter describes the history of prescribed burning in the South,
David H. Van Lear, Thomas A. Waldrop
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Collembola Populations and Prescribed Burning

Environmental Entomology, 1975
Collembola were collected over a period of 10 months on plots which were not burned (control), burned periodically (every 5 to 8 years), and burned annually. Significantly more Collembola were collected on the controls than on the annually burned plots.
Louis J. Metz, Daniel L. Dindal
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Prescribed Burning

Journal of Forestry, 1975
Abstract Prescribed burning is a preferred treatment in many fuel management situations because of its low cost, compatibility with other land-use objectives, and little or no undesirable side effects. The problems, limitation, and associated consequences of fire treatments are evaluated and compared with alternatives.
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