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Recent crown thinning in a boreal black spruce forest does not reduce spread rate nor total fuel consumption: Results from an experimental crown fire in Alberta, Canada.

Thompson, D., & 12 coauthors, including Rodell, C. (2020). Fire, 3(28).

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