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Mountain Pine Beetle Ecology Program QuickNote #5: Mountain Pine Beetles in Post-burn Lodgepole Pine Forests

Crisia Tabacaru, Jane Park, Nadir Erbilgin

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Note on study into how prescribed burns influence MPB, whether burned stands are sinks or sources, and available explanations for these responses.

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Note on study into how prescribed burns influence MPB, whether burned stands are sinks or sources, and available explanations for these responses.

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Note on study into how prescribed burns influence MPB, whether burned stands are sinks or sources, and available explanations for these responses.

Key concepts: Mountain pine beetle, Pine forest, Ecology, Forestry, Pinus contorta, Geography, Dendroctonus, Pine barrens

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