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The 15 pages that link to Fire suppression, each with the reason it gives.

• Fire ecologyCompared with: Suppressing recurring fires can shift ecosystems away from their historical fire regimes.

• SerotinyRelated: Long suppression can change the disturbance conditions under which fire-triggered seed release evolved.

• Fire safetyRelated: Suppression limits fire growth before it overwhelms people or structures.

• Counter-battery fireCompared with: Counter-battery fire may destroy guns, whereas suppression can be temporary and need not locate each weapon.

• Aerial firefightingNarrower topic: Aerial operations are one tool within a wider suppression strategy.

• Flammable liquidRelated: The effective method depends on the liquid, spill geometry, and risk of reignition.

• Flame retardantCompared with: Flame retardants modify material burning; suppression systems act on fires after they begin.

• Fire regimeRelated: Suppression can alter fire intervals and allow fuels to accumulate.

• Oak–hickory forestRelated: Reduced burning can allow shade-tolerant trees to displace oaks in some stands.

• Fire engineNarrower topic: Water delivery from an engine is one method within the broader work of suppression.

• Fire whirlRelated: The strong rotation and heat of a fire whirl can complicate suppression efforts.

• FirefighterRelated: Firefighters choose suppression tactics based on the fire, building, and available resources.

• Ulmus pumilaRelated: Reduced burning can allow woody Siberian elm seedlings to establish in grasslands.

• Controlled burnRelated: Decades of suppressing fire altered fuel conditions and shaped the case for prescribed burning.

• Pinus taedaCompared with: Reduced burning has helped loblolly pine expand into some formerly open pine ecosystems.