Sentence examples for fire regeneration from inspiring English sources

The major research areas grouping the 27 contributions to the Special Issue are: i) plant diversity, ii) species coexistence, regeneration niche and climate change, iii) ecology of species interactions, iv) plant life on canga, and v) fire, regeneration ecology, and conservation.

Seed production peaks several years after fire regeneration [ 16].

Data for the following variables were recorded: (1) maximum height (species listed as prostrate were given a height of 0.2 m); (2) mean seed length; (3) fire regeneration mode (resprouter /reseeder); (4) months of the year in which flowering occurs.

Similarly, my finding of phylogenetic repulsion appears at odds with another recent study that showed that fire regeneration mode can drive phylogenetic clustering through shared adaptation of close relatives to fire-prone environments [ 13].

Using new Bayesian phylogenies of Banksia, together with ecological trait data and abundance data from 24 field sites, I find that fire regeneration mode influences the phylogenetic and phenotypic signal of species co-occurrence patterns.

BSP) post-fire regeneration.

Also the rate of post-fire regeneration depends, amongst others, on the frequency and age of the fire [13],[13].

As a result, the lack of natural post-fire regeneration of forests has led to their conversion to steppe vegetation (Kukavskaya et al. 2016; Fig. 6).

At each 60 m2 circular plot we tallied tree seedlings by species and age, separately counting planted, natural, and pre-fire regeneration.

Clearcutting practices combined with the predicted increase in fire activity may induce post-fire regeneration failure in boreal forest landscapes.

This research characterizes unburned areas within fire perimeters, which provide ecological refugia and seed source for post-fire regeneration.