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Jurik TW, Gates DM.  1983.  Albedo following fire in a northern hardwood forest. Journal of Climate and Applied Meteorology. 22:1733-1737.

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Cooper AW.  1981.  Above-ground biomass accumulation and net primary production during the first 70 years of succession in Populus grandidentata stands on poor sites in northern lower Michigan. Forest Succession: Concepts and Applications. :339-360.

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