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Protecting Your Home and Landscape Against Wildfires

South Dakota State University Extension. This registry entry connects 4 plant records to 4 normalized source rows. It is corroboration or adoption evidence; it does not cast an independent fire vote. Evidence kind: compilation; lineage: unknown.

Publisher: South Dakota State University Extension
Region: Western South Dakota
Evidence kind: Compilation
Linked plants: 4
Normalized rows: 4
Fire-evidence rows: 4

Acquisition and license

Source version: SDSU-Extension-web-2026-04-08
Retrieved: 2026-08-25
Upstream license: No reuse license stated on the official web page
Derived rows: CC BY 4.0
SHA-256: f9a7b9901ef1b6e4301e75adb59905e01ed641cbf5264f0e0be41fba510c9d63

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Coverage contract

fire performance · reviewed: The current SDSU Extension page explicitly addresses western South Dakota, particularly the Black Hills. FireApproved publishes its four exact genus owners. This is current bounded regional context, not statewide South Dakota coverage or a finding that every member of a genus behaves alike.

The sentence naming common flammable trees maps Juniperus, Pinus, Abies, and Picea genus rows to avoid. The adjacent text discourages conifers in the immediate and intermediate Home Ignition Zones.

The page supplies four safe genus identities and no separate low-flammability taxon list. Its references include South Dakota Wildland Fire, NFPA, USDA Black Hills National Forest, CSU, and USU, but the genus sentence has no cell-level provenance or method, so lineage remains unknown. Official HTML is 57,705 bytes and was retrieved 2026-08-25. Official HTML SHA-256: f9a7b9901ef1b6e4301e75adb59905e01ed641cbf5264f0e0be41fba510c9d63.

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Linked plant records (4)

Each row names the evidence channel this source supports. Range, status, hardiness, and fire-ecology context remain separate from fire classification.

Plant	Source use
FirAbies sp.	fire evidence · 1
JuniperJuniperus spp.	fire evidence · 1
PinePinus sp.	fire evidence · 1
SprucePicea sp.	fire evidence · 1

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