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The influence of changing fire regimes on specialized plant-animal interactions. [PDF]

Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci
Charles FE, Reside AE, Smith AL.
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Gazing into the flames: A guide to assessing the impacts of climate change on landscape fire. [PDF]

Sci Adv
Clarke H, Di Giuseppe F, Johnston L, Marlon J, Penman T, Pitman AJ, van der Werf GR, Flannigan MD.   +7 more
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Does re-wilding contribute to biodiversity conservation in Mediterranean cultural landscapes? [PDF]

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Bugalho MN, Pérez-Barbería FJ, Pereira JMC, Gordon IJ.   +3 more
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The impact of wildfires on the diet of Podarcis lusitanicus revealed by DNA metabarcoding. [PDF]

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Simões C, Vasconcelos DS, Xavier R, Santos X, Rato C, Harris DJ.   +5 more
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Time since fire influences macropod occurrence in a fire‐prone coastal ecosystem

Austral Ecology, 2021
AbstractKnowledge of animal responses to fire is fundamental to wildlife management in fire‐prone ecosystems. Fire can influence the occurrence of large herbivores by altering the structure and composition of vegetation. However, how fire affects herbivore occurrence in many ecosystems is poorly understood.
Matthew Chard, Claire N. Foster, David B. Lindenmayer, Geoffrey J. Cary, Christopher I. MacGregor, Wade Blanchard   +5 more
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Managing Fire to Avoid Wildfires in Fire-prone Ecosystems

2021
<p>Fire-prone ecosystems evolved and have been managed by humans with fire for<br>millennia. Ignoring these socioecological realities, zero-fire policies have been<br>implemented in fire-prone ecosystems across the world. These inappropriate policies are<br>mainly originated from a forest-centered
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Economic benefits of reducing fire‐related sediment in southwestern fire‐prone ecosystems

Water Resources Research, 2003
A multiple regression analysis of fire interval and resulting sediment yield (controlling for relief ratio, rainfall, etc.) indicates that reducing the fire interval from the current average 22 years to a prescribed fire interval of 5 years would reduce sediment yield by 2 million cubic meters in the 86.2 square kilometer southern California watershed ...
John Loomis, Pete Wohlgemuth, Armando González‐Cabán, Donald English   +3 more
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Wildfires impact on ecosystem service delivery in fire-prone maritime pine-dominated forests

Ecosystem Services, 2021
Abstract Alterations generated by intensified wildfire regimes are leading to unprecedented impacts in the supply of ecosystem services (ES). We investigated how a large wildfire affected the components of ES delivery (capacity, flow, and demand) in a fire-prone landscape.
Angela Taboada, Paula García-Llamas, José Manuel Fernández-Guisuraga, Leonor Calvo   +3 more
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Genetics of sprouting: effects of long‐term persistence in fire‐prone ecosystems

Molecular Ecology, 2008
AbstractFire functional traits (postfire resprouting and seeding) are considered to be adaptations for persisting in fire‐prone environments. Although ecological and evolutionary consequences of sprouting have been extensively discussed, within‐species genetic variability and structure are unknown.
Andrea C, Premoli, Lina, Steinke
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