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Shape determines fire tolerance of seeds in temperate grasslands that are not prone to fire
Perspectives in Plant Ecology, Evolution and Systematics, 2015Abstract Prescribed burning is an important tool for nature conservation in many parts of the world. It is now also being increasingly proposed as an alternative to traditional management in temperate grasslands that are not naturally fire-prone.
Eszter Ruprecht +4 more
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Geophysical-geochemical investigation of fire-prone landfills
Environmental Earth Sciences, 2009This paper deals with the integration of electrical resistivity tomography and geochemical methods for studying four different fire-prone landfills. Landfill gas composition (CH4, H2S, O2, CO, CO2) and subsurface temperature were measured with the constant net 50 × 50 m from the depth 10–60 cm.
Vladimir Frid +6 more
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Potential for Future Development on Fire-Prone Lands
Journal of Forestry, 2008Abstract Most studies of wildland fire and residential development have focused on the cost of firefighting and solutions such as fuel reduction and fire-safe home building. Although some studies quantify the number of homes being built near forests, little research has indicated the potential magnitude of the problem in the future. This
Patricia Gude +2 more
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Adaptive Governance in Fire-Prone Landscapes
Society & Natural Resources, 2022Emily Platt +3 more
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Austral Ecology, 2019
AbstractUnderstanding species’ responses to fire regimes, particularly rare or threatened species, is important for land managers tasked with managing for biodiversity. Hickman's Allanaspides (Allanaspides hickmani, Anaspidesidae) is a rare, primitive, shrimp‐like crustacean, with high conservation value.
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AbstractUnderstanding species’ responses to fire regimes, particularly rare or threatened species, is important for land managers tasked with managing for biodiversity. Hickman's Allanaspides (Allanaspides hickmani, Anaspidesidae) is a rare, primitive, shrimp‐like crustacean, with high conservation value.
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PyOM characterisation in fire-prone Mediterranean pine forests
2013Fire is a major disturbance to vegetation and soil and a driving factor of ecosystems in the Mediterranean basin, as up to 90% of all forest fires in the EU occur in Mediterranean countries (De la Rosa et al., 2008). The aboveground vegetation and the soil organic matter (SOM), which is the fuel in soil, are affected in terms of both abundance and ...
Giovanni Mastrolonardo +5 more
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Biotic and Abiotic Interactions Shape Seed Germination of a Fire-Prone Species
Seeds, 2022Marcilio Fagundes, Pablo Cuevas Reyes
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The Responses and Survival of Organisms in Fire-Prone Environments
1984Fire is a widespread, naturally occurring phenomenon of great antiquity, influencing the structure, composition and dynamics of many ecosystems. Within southern Africa, grassland, savanna and fynbos ecosystems in particular are subjected to recurrent fires and fire is considered to have been of major importance in the evolution and maintenance of their
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Plant senescence in fire-prone perennials
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1993openaire +2 more sources