Sentence examples for responses to fire from inspiring English sources

Fire-interval thresholds based only on plant responses to fire compromises the achievement of optimal fauna habitat.

Compared to wild plants, introduced plants had similar survival and responses to fire, slower growth, and more delayed flowering.

However, most studies of ungulate responses to fire occur at broad temporal scales (multiple years post-burn), and the immediate effects of fire on ungulates are poorly understood.

This emphasises the importance of functional responses to fire in forest ecosystems as a key driver of the hydrologic resilience of catchments, with resprouting forest types conferring relatively rapid recovery following disturbance.

Furthermore, because prescribed burning reduces soil N availability, the interactive responses to fire suppression plus fertilization suggest that higher background levels of soil N availability may increase the magnitude of soil microbial sensitivity to N fertilization.

However, relations between temperature and repellency are rarely tested in the field where spatial variations in fuel type, soil type and soil moisture may lead to more complex responses to fire.

We used BFOLDS, a spatially explicit fire regime model that simulates individual fire events mechanistically in response to fire weather, fuel patterns, and terrain.

Average influxes of total herbs showed no response to fire irrespective of site and time window.

A window of this size should be large enough to detect any significant response to fire events.

This strain shows a normal response to firing at ZT15 but an exaggerated response at ZT21. n = 32 for each group.

This kind of knowledge can help refine local responses to fires.