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2011

McMullan-Fisher, Sapphire JM et al. “Fungi And Fire In Australian Ecosystems: A Review Of Current Knowledge, Management Implications And Future Directions”. Australian Journal Of Botany 59.1 (2011): 70. Web.

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2010

Miehs, Anne et al. “Sampling Downed Coarse Woody Debris In Fire-Prone Eucalypt Woodlands”. Forest Ecology And Management 259.3 (2010): 440 - 445. Web.

2009

Maleknia, Simin D et al. “Temperature-Dependent Release Of Volatile Organic Compounds Of Eucalypts By Direct Analysis In Real Time (Dart) Mass Spectrometry”. Rapid Communications In Mass Spectrometry 23.15 (2009): 2241 - 2246. Web.

Maleknia, Simin D, Tina Bell, and Mark A Adams. “Eucalypt Smoke And Wildfires: Temperature Dependent Emissions Of Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds”. International Journal Of Mass Spectrometry 279.2-3 (2009): 126 - 133. Web.

Bell, Tina et al. “Regeneration Of Alpine Ash (Eucalyptus Delegatensis R.t. Baker) Forest In Victoria After The 2003 Alpine Fires.”. Australian Journal Of Forestry (2009): n. pag. Print.

2008

2007

Maleknia, Simin D, Tina Bell, and Mark A Adams. “Ptr-Ms Analysis Of Reference And Plant-Emitted Volatile Organic Compounds”. International Journal Of Mass Spectrometry 262.3 (2007): 203 - 210. Web.

2006

Tham, R, and Tina Bell. Bushfire Smoke And Human Health: What Types Of Information Are Available In Victoria?. 2006. Print.

Taranto, MT, and Tina Bell. Review Of Sampling And Analytical Methods For Aerosol And Gas-Phase Emissions In Smoke From Vegetation Fires. 2006. Print.

Bell, Tina, and I Oliveras. “Perceptions Of Prescribed Burning In A Local Forest Community In Victoria, Australia”. Environmental Management 38.5 (2006): 867 - 878. Web.

Bell, Tina, JR Walters, and MT Taranto. The Composition And Impact Of Smoke From Biomass Burning On Human Health And Ecosystems: A Review. 2006. Web.

Bell, Tina, and I Oliveras. “Perceptions Of Prescribed Burning In A Local Forest Community In Victoria, Australia”. Environmental Management 2006: n. pag. Print.

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