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wildfire
(redirected from Wildland fire)

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wildfire
1. a highly flammable material, such as Greek fire, formerly used in warfare
2. lightning without audible thunder

wildfire [′wīl‚fīr]
(plant pathology)
A bacterial disease of tobacco caused byPseudomonas tabaciand characterized by the appearance of brown spots surrounded by yellow rings, which turn dark, rot, and fall out.


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``Put a little on the upfront to close the barn door,'' said Casey Judd, business manager for the Federal Wildland Fire Service Association, who retired as an assistant chief.
Wildland Fire Management also is targeted for cuts in programs that support collaboration with rural communities on wildfire protection.
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