Changes in vegetation structure and fuel characteristics along post-fire succession promote alternative stable states and positive fire–vegetation feedbacks

Aims: Structural and compositional changes along post-fire succession modify plant community proneness to burn (flammability). The dominant regeneration strategies and life forms, and their interactions along post-fire succession, modulate these changes by affecting density, amount and connectivity...

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Published in:Journal of vegetation science 2018-03, Vol.29 (2), p.147-156
Main Authors: Tiribelli, Florencia, Kitzberger, Thomas, Morales, Juan Manuel
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Anthropogenic factors
Argentina
burning
Density
ecosystems
Feedback
fine fuels
fire frequency
Flammability
Forest communities
Forest fires
Forests
Fuels
fuels (fire ecology)
global change
Landscape
landscapes
Measurement methods
Nothofagus
Plant communities
post‐fire colonizer
post‐fire resprouter
probability
pyrophobic forests
pyrophytic shrublands
Regeneration
Shrublands
Shrubs
time since fire
Trees
Vegetation
vegetation structure
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