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Progress in Physical Geography: Earth and Environment, 2006
D. M.J.S. Bowman, G. S Boggs
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D. M.J.S. Bowman, G. S Boggs
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Integrating sensory ecology and predator‐prey theory to understand animal responses to fire
Ecology Letters, 2023Andrew Sih, Euan Ritchie
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Fire, Forest, City: A Social Ecology of Fire in British India
Environment and History, 2021David Arnold
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In many ecosystems, fire is part of the natural regeneration process, stimulating the germination of certain species, clearing space for the invasion and growth of others, and releasing a periodic flush of nutrients into the soil. Yet tropical forests were until recently considered incapable of burning. Their ground layers were found in tests to be too
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In many ecosystems, fire is part of the natural regeneration process, stimulating the germination of certain species, clearing space for the invasion and growth of others, and releasing a periodic flush of nutrients into the soil. Yet tropical forests were until recently considered incapable of burning. Their ground layers were found in tests to be too
Dawson, Terence P. +2 more
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