Chamise Chaparral Dead Fuel Fraction Is Not Reliably Predicted by Age

Author： Paysen Timothy E.   Cohen Jack D.  

Publisher： Society of American Foresters

ISSN： 0885-6095

Source： Western Journal of Applied Forestry, Vol.5, Iss.4, 1990-10, pp. : 127-131

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