Which of the following best describes what happens during the combustion phase of wildfires?
A) Fuel is heated and ready to be ignited.
B) Fuel is ignited, leading to flames and smoldering.
C) Fuel explodes causing the wildfires to extinguish.
D) Fire reaches a source of water where it reacts strongly.

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During the combustion phase of wildfires, the fuel that has been heated is ignited, leading to flames and smoldering. This is the phase where the fire is most intense and can spread rapidly.

Which of the Following Best Describes What Happens During the Combustion