Sentence examples for severity fires from inspiring English sources

Coarse scale vegetation patterns where related to upper slope positions and relatively infrequent high severity fires.

The three species studied showed high resistance and tolerance to medium to high severity fires.

Scrubland expanded favored by frequent and high severity fires dramatically changing the landscape appearance by ca. 750 cal yr BP.

Chaparral stems regenerated immediately after high severity fires in the 19th and early 20th century, and stem recruitment continued until the present.

Our evidences showed that during Late-Glacial and Early Holocene a highly diverse humid Nothofagus forest was frequently disturbed by high severity fires.

The change to a closed forest with a reduced understory began at ca. 10,600 cal yr BP under less severity fires.

Increased Et and consequent declines in Q occurred following moderate severity fire.

In contrast, there was no evidence of increased Et following high severity fire.

Frequent low severity fire was a dominant force shaping forest structure and species composition historically.

High severity fire removed all bryophytes and only pioneer species were present 2 years later.

Within these two age classes, we surveyed sites of contrasting fire severity: (1) unburned, (2) subject to moderate severity fire (intact canopy) and (3) subject to high severity fire (burned canopy).