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Wetland sediments and soils on the Swan Coastal Plain, southwestern Australia: types, distribution, susceptibility to combustion, and implications for fire management
Record no:
48332
Author:
Semeniuk, V.
;
Semeniuk, C. A.
Citation:
JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 2005 v.88, no.3 : 91-120 [kept P500 [P128]
Year:
2005
Subject:
Wetland ecology - Western Australia - Swan Coastal Plain
;
Sedimentary basins - Western Australia
;
Bush fires - Western Australia - Swan Coastal Plain
;
Bush fires - Western Australia - Prevention and control
;
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