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Joseph M. Marschall, Michael C. Stambaugh, Benjamin C. Jones, Richard P. Guyette, Patrick H. Brose and Daniel C. Dey
Many fire-adapted ecosystems in the northeastern U.S. are converting to fire-intolerant vegetation communities due to fire suppression in the 20th century. Prescribed fire and other vegetation management activities that increase resilience and resistance...
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Mauro E. González, Paul Szejner, Pablo J. Donoso, Christian Salas
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Second-growth forests represent the greatest potential resource for forest management and large-scale ecological restoration in many regions. In south-central Chile, second-growth forests include those dominated by Nothofagus obliqua, N. dombeyi, Drimys ...
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Jed Chochrane,Lori D. Daniels
Dating cambial injury on a tree is an important objective of ecological research that determines the timing of disturbances such as fire, insect outbreaks, tree falls, or human modification of trees. To accurately date cambial scars requires either a ful...
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