Sentence examples for anthropogenic fire from inspiring English sources

"Any idea that rapid evolution now will somehow 'future-proof' rain forests and dry forests that are being exposed to anthropogenic fire would be misplaced.

The impact of anthropogenic fire disturbances on the landscape was evidenced by peak charcoal accumulations after European settlement.

With a high percentage germination through IVC this species could be a major beneficiary of this process, especially given its low abundance and sensitivity to anthropogenic fire.

The 0.5 ha threshold was selected based on reported burned patch sizes from anthropogenic fire sources in neighboring Mozambican savannas [60].

We found that the prehistoric grass-dominated grassland, likely maintained by frequent anthropogenic fire, extended to the landscape scale, well beyond the confines of Quiroste Valley.

This paper integrates ecological data and anthropogenic fire history, as reconstructed by herders, to assess landscape and regional level vegetation change in northeastern Namibia.

Our findings suggest that complex interactions between anthropogenic fire-use, satellite-detected fires, and deforestation in highly fragmented TDF landscapes are difficult to describe at regional scales and might only be possible to analyze using finer resolution sampling grids.

Natural and anthropogenic fires have historically been part of the Mediterranean Basin (MB).

Anthropogenic fires are rife in rural Africa as people use fire to modify landscapes for their livelihoods.

1500 years ago in the Visigothic period, which may be related to increasing grazing activities and/or the occurrence of anthropogenic fires.

Orchids in the study area of CHM are subjected to threats associated with anthropogenic fires, over-grazing, mining and illegal collecting.