Fire as a fundamental ecological process: Research advances and frontiers

K. McLauchlan, Kendra; E. Higuera, Philip; Miesel, Jessica; M. Rogers, Brendan; A. Schweitzer, Jennifer; K. Shuman, J.; J. Tepley, Alan; Morgan Varner, J.; T. Veblen, Thomas; A. Adalsteinsson, Solny; K. Balch, Jennifer; J. Baker, Patrick; Batllori, Enric; R Bigio, Erica; Brando, Paulo; E. Cattau, Megan; L. Chipman, M.; L. Coen, Janice; M. Crandall, Raelene; D. Daniels, Lori; J. Enright, Neal; S. Gross, Wendy; J. Harvey, Brian; A. Hatten, J.; M. Hermann, Sharon; E. Hewitt, Rebecca; N. Kobziar, Leda; B. Landesmann, Jennifer; M. Loranty, M.; Yoshi Maezumi, S.; Mearns, Linda; A. Moritz, Max; A. Myers, Jonathan; G. Pausas, Juli; F. A. Pellegrini, Adam; Platt, William; Roozeboom, Jennifer; D. Safford, Hugh; Santos, Fernanda; M. Scheller, Robert; L. Sherriff, Rosemary; G. Smith, Kevin; D. Smith, Melinda; C. Watts, Adam

doi:10.1111/1365-2745.13403

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Fire as a fundamental ecological process: Research advances and frontiers

Published in Journal of Ecology • Apr 18, 2020

Authors:

Kendra K. McLauchlan

Philip E. Higuera

Jessica Miesel

Abstract

Abstract Fire is a powerful ecological and evolutionary force that regulates organismal traits, population sizes, species interactions, community composition, carbon and nutrient cycling and ecosystem function. It also presents a rapidly growing societal challenge, due to both increasingly destructi...

Subject

Ecology

Fire ecology

Fire regime

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