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Fire Effects on Historical Wildfire Refugia in Contemporary Wildfires
Wildfire refugia are forest patches that are minimally-impacted by fire and provide critical habitats for fire-sensitive species and seed sources for post-fire forest regeneration. Wildfire refugia are relatively understudied, particularly…
Author(s): Crystal A. Kolden, Tyler M. Bleeker, Alistair M. S. Smith, Helen M. Poulos, A. E. Camp
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Black carbon on coarse woody debris in once- and twice- burned mixed conifer forest
One important outcome of wildfire is the production of charcoal. Charcoal is highly resistant to decomposition and its physical and chemical properties enhance soil fertility and influence nutrient cycling. We compared the amount of black C (the…
Author(s): Aspen Ward, C. Alina Cansler, Andrew J. Larson
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Long-term effects of burn season and frequency on ponderosa pine forest fuels and seedlings
Prescribed fire is widely applied in western US forests to limit future fire severity by reducing tree density, fuels, and excessive seedlings. Repeated prescribed burning attempts to simulate historical fire regimes in frequent-fire forests, yet…
Author(s): Douglas J. Westlind, Becky K. Kerns
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Reburns and fire-on-fire interactions in the U.S. northern Rockies forests 1900-2014
The interactions of fire on the landscape between 1900 and 2014 are explored in this master's thesis. A description of its content is not yet available from University of Idaho.
Author(s): Justin Barton Lauer
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