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title

Syncarpia and Tristaniopsis (Myrtaceae) possess specialised fire-resistant epicormic structures (English)

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main subject

Myrtaceae

object named as

Myrtaceae

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Geoffrey E. Burrows

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

2008

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Australian Journal of Botany

first line

On a worldwide basis epicormic resprouting after intense or crown fire is extremely rare, but is quite common in the eucalypts. (English)

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published in

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volume

56

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issue

3

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page(s)

254

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RESPONSE OF ARBUTUS ARIZONICA (ARIZONA MADRONE) TO FIRE IN SOUTHEASTERN ARIZONA

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