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Salt cedar trees fuel Bryce Fire in Graham Co.; invasive species in Tucson area, too

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Salt cedar trees, known for their feathery appearance and pink or purple flowers, are causing concern in Southern Arizona. These trees have been identified as a major fuel for the Bryce Fire in Graham County, which has burned more than…

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Salt cedar trees fuel Bryce Fire in Graham Co.; invasive species in Tucson area, too

Salt cedar trees, known for their feathery appearance and pink or purple flowers, are causing concern in Southern Arizona. These trees have been identified as a major fuel for the Bryce Fire in Graham County, which has burned more than…

·Tucson, United States
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KVOA broke the news in Tucson, United States on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
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