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Reforestation following megafires in boreal forests: silvicultural challenges and available tools. [PDF]

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Canuel CM, Guyot F, Hébert F, Jacques-Beaudoin É, Dumais D, Thiffault N, Barrette M, Boucher Y.   +7 more
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Influence of Vegetation Structure on Lemur Recolonization of Post-Fire Habitats in Northwestern Madagascar. [PDF]

Am J Primatol
Rabemananjara NR, Rasolozaka M, Ravolanirina MO, Marivola R, Randriamiarantsoa SH, Rakotondravony R, Razafindraibe H, Schüßler D, Radespiel U.   +8 more
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Forest dynamics: fire disturbance and regeneration in forest ecosystems

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Staelens, Jeroen, Geudens, Guy
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Interaction of multiple disturbances: importance of disturbance interval in the effects of fire on rehabilitating mined areas

Austral Ecology, 2004
Abstract  Multiple disturbance regimes are increasingly common as novel anthropogenic disturbances are added to existing natural disturbances. However, it is generally unknown whether simultaneous or sequential effects of different forms of disturbance are predictable from the independent effects of each disturbance.
Jennifer Taylor, Barry J Fox
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Prescribed Fire and Natural Disturbance

Science, 2004
The recent coverage of our work on the relationship between fire history and an emerging forest epidemic called sudden oak death highlights landscape-level aspects of disease spread, which are often overlooked (“Fighting sudden oak death with fire?”, J. Withgott, News Focus, 20 Aug., p. [1101][1]).
Max A. Moritz, Dennis C. Odion
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Temporal fire disturbance patterns on a forest landscape

Ecological Modelling, 1997
Abstract Potential temporal fire disturbance patterns on a forest landscape were investigated using a fire regime model with four different fire probability functions: (1) forest age-independent; (2) hyperbolic increase with forest age; (3) sigmoid increase with age; and (4) linear increase with age.
Chao Li, Michael Ter-Mikaelian, Ajith Perera   +2 more
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Disturbances: fires and floods

2010
From space, much of Indonesia appeared to be on fire. One of the strongest El Niño/Southern Oscillation (ENSO) events of the twentieth century had generated drought conditions in the fall of 1997 and early 1998. These conditions, probably in concert with the impacts of logging, resulted in what has been called the largest fire disaster ever observed ...
Ned Horning, Julie A. Robinson, Eleanor J. Sterling, Woody Turner, Sacha Spector   +4 more
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Mathematical model for the dynamics of Savanna ecosystem considering fire disturbances

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 2021
In this article, the stability of equilibrium solutions of a recently formulated mathematical model of Savanna ecosystem is analytically and numerically analyzed. The mathematical model is formulated by generalizing all plant life into three components; trees, tree saplings, and grass under ecologically valid effects of fire, rainfall and competition ...
Kewani Welay Brhane, Michael Gidey Gebru, Abdulaziz Garba Ahmad   +2 more
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Vegetation, Fire, and Feedbacks: A Disturbance‐Mediated Model of Savannas

The American Naturalist, 2009
Savanna models that are based on recurrent disturbances such as fire result in nonequilibrium savannas, but these models rarely incorporate vegetation feedbacks on fire frequency or include more than two states (grasses and trees). We develop a disturbance model that includes vegetation-fire feedbacks, using a system of differential equations to ...
Brian, Beckage, William J, Platt, Louis J, Gross   +2 more
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