One Fire Was Not Enough: Shrubs Keep Suppression-Era Forests Locked In
A decade after the 2013 Rim Fire burned a long-unburned Yosemite forest, shrubs favored fire-sensitive white fir regeneration over fire-tolerant ...
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When Wildfires Reburn: Fuel Recovery and Drier Air Erode Nature’s Fire Buffer
A large-scale analysis of 755 western U.S. forest reburns shows that prior fire only dampens subsequent burn severity temporarily, with ...
Burned soils creep back toward normal, but carbon lags behind
A 43-month study of a burned Chinese pine plantation finds most soil properties returned toward unburned reference conditions, while surface ...
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