This report investigates the phytotoxicological impact of a significant fire at a used tire storage depot. It details the methodology and findings of a survey conducted in July 1990 near Kingsville, focusing on the potential harm to plant life caused by the combustion byproducts. The assessment aims to quantify the extent of environmental damage and identify specific phytotoxic effects.

This technical report likely serves as a specialized study for environmental scientists, toxicologists, and emergency response planners. Its focus on a specific industrial accident suggests it is a valuable case study for understanding the long-term ecological consequences of large-scale fires involving synthetic materials. The detailed survey data would be of particular interest to researchers in environmental remediation and industrial safety.