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Fire‐Induced Carbon Loss and Tree Mortality in Siberian Larch Forests
Geophysical Research LettersClimate change is intensifying the fire regime across Siberia, with the potential to alter carbon combustion and post‐fire carbon re‐accumulation trajectories.
Elizabeth E. Webb +8 more
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Impacts of novel wildfire disturbance on landcover and wildlife in boreal North America
Frontiers in Environmental ScienceThe summer of 2023 was the first time the planet exceeded 1.5 °C above pre-industrial average temperatures and was recognized as the hottest year on record globally.
Jennifer L. Baltzer +14 more
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Socioeconomics and fire regime in the Mediterranean
, 2017 In recent decades, fires in Mediterranean Europe have become larger and more frequent. This trend has been driven mainly by socioeconomic changes that have generated rural depopulation and changes in traditional land use.
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Fire regime on a cultural landscape: Navajo Nation. [PDF]
Ecol Evol, 2018 Whitehair L +4 more
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Bats in a changing landscape: Linking occupancy and traits of a diverse montane bat community to fire regime. [PDF]
Ecol Evol, 2019 Blakey RV +5 more
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Californian megatrees and fire regime
Plants are not adapted to fire per se, but to different fire regimes [1, 2]. A clear example is the Californian megatrees [3]. Sequoia sempervirens (coastal redwood; world's tallest tree in terms of biomass) is well-adapted to high-intensity crown fires;
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Assessment of the Role of Fire Regime as a Determinant of Habitat Selection by Medium-Sized Grazers in a West African Savanna. [PDF]
Ecol EvolZoffoun OG +3 more
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Changes in plant flammability-related traits to fire regime characteristics and biomass conditions in the Cerrado. [PDF]
Am J BotZanzarini V, Rossatto DR, Fidelis A.
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