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Sudden Aspen Decline in Colorado
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Susan Gray and Toy Mask. USDA Forest Service. March 19, 2008.
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United States Forest ServiceColorado State Forest ServiceColorado Tourism BoardForest Health Management
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ColoradoGunnisonRocky MountainPlumas National ForestMancos-Dolores Ranger DistrictTerror Creeksouthwestern Colorado mountainsTurkey Knolls area
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