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  "title": "Living With Fire — A Homeowner's Guide, Eastern Nebraska Edition",
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    "name": "Living With Fire — A Homeowner's Guide, Eastern Nebraska Edition",
    "publisher": "Nebraska Forest Service",
    "url": "http://web.archive.org/web/20240626052536/https://nfs.unl.edu/documents/fireprotection/Living%20with%20Fire%20Eastern%20NE%208x11%20low.pdf",
    "region": "Eastern Nebraska",
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        "edition": "Eastern Nebraska edition",
        "date": "2011"
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    "scaleNotes": "The exact instruction \"Avoid juniper, mugo pine and arborvitae\" maps the taxon-resolvable Juniperus genus and Pinus mugo species to avoid.",
    "acquisition": {
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        "channel": "fire-performance",
        "geography": {
          "grain": "aggregate-region",
          "stateCodes": [
            "NE"
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          "regions": [
            "Eastern Nebraska"
          ]
        },
        "completeness": "partial",
        "reviewStatus": "reviewed",
        "scope": "Nebraska Forest Service labels this the Eastern Nebraska Edition. FireApproved publishes the two exact taxon-resolvable owners from its direct avoid sentence as eastern Nebraska context. Arborvitae and other ambiguous common names remain held; Western Nebraska is not inferred.",
        "asOf": "2011-01-01T00:00:00.000Z",
        "sourceVersion": "Nebraska-Forest-Service-Living-With-Fire-East-2011"
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    "notes": "The guide is adapted from the University of Nevada Living With Fire program. It has no plant table, but its Lean, Clean and Green Area tips contain a direct avoid sentence. Juniper and mugo pine support exact GBIF identities; arborvitae and the guide's other cedar/redcedar wording are held because the common names do not safely identify a single taxon. A currently indexed Western Nebraska companion timed out during retrieval, so no facts were reconstructed from its search result. Eastern-edition PDF SHA-256: 495902d0ae6adfc2f17ec8da69233f0535e5bf795afa29aed0c42af6b3248c90. The pinned archival PDF is 5,278,436 bytes."
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      "commonName": "Mugo pine",
      "scientificName": "Pinus mugo",
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