Sentence examples for hotter fires from inspiring English sources
Buffel grass can also support hotter fires than the maximum temperature that the acacia overstory can withstand, thus further removing suitable habitat for the wallabies (Miller et al. 2010).
Lower canopies and drier climates predispose to hotter fires which are more likely to kill plants and effect seed release, and thus facilitate seedling recruitment.
Tall grass produces hotter fires than short grass due to increased fuel load, which increases available heat energy [ 40].
The accumulation of dead wood and unburned "ladder fuels" — what ecologists call lower vegetation that can carry fire to taller trees — turn lower-intensity fires into hotter fires that kill entire stands of trees that otherwise might survive.
We're about focusing on what we can do today in order to mitigate the impact of longer fire seasons, hotter fires, drier conditions in that way.
Burning in tall grass (hotter fires) may be detrimental to the germination of seeds [ 18] while cooler fires may be sufficient to break dormancy and cause germination.
It took a much hotter fire, a white-hot fire, to obtain tungsten.
I taste her hunger In the burning of my desire There is no hotter fire.
They are burning bigger today than they were 30 years ago, a result of persistent drought and overgrown vegetation, which have led to longer and hotter fire seasons.
Opening them for more oxygen makes for a hotter fire, closing them cools the fire somewhat, and also deprives flames of oxygen, helping to stop flare-ups.
