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Table 2 Listing of treatment units used in this study by replicate and corresponding treatment, with area, date of burn (if applicable), and elevation range. Firing methods included both hand ignition and remote aerial ignition, with a spot fire technique used for hand ignitions when possible to simulate aerial ignition

From: How do fire behavior and fuel consumption vary between dormant and early growing season prescribed burns in the southern Appalachian Mountains?

Replicate

Treatment

Unit

Area (ha)

Date of burn

Elevation range (m)

AP 1

Unburned control (C)

AP1C

133.8

n/a

498–625

Dormant season burn (DS)

AP1D

538.1

01/31/18

480–772

Growing season burn (GS)

AP1G

160.5

04/18/18

454–560

AP 2

Unburned control (C)

AP2C

80.8

n/a

360–470

Dormant season burn (DS)

AP2D

205.3

03/18/19

275–468

Growing season burn (GS)

AP2G

43.3

04/21/18

312–462

CR 2

Unburned control (C)

CR2C

323.2

n/a

704–1157

Dormant season burn (DS)

CR2D

441.5

04/05/18

724–1430

Growing season burn (GS)

CR2G

435.3

04/24/19

622–963

CR 3

Dormant season burn (DS)

CR3D

566.5

03/03/18

222–386