Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Fire Management Notes, 1983, Vol. 44: An International Quarterly Periodical Devoted to Forest Fire Management; No. 3
Ignition - either glowing or flaming - was not attained in any of these first tests. Individual stalks of grass in contact with the cigarette would char, sometimes glow briefly and burn through, but all combustion activity would cease as soon as the cigarette burned out.
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