Add to ORKGPrescribed burn regimes in the forests of the southern Appalachian Mountains have been a topic of research since the revival of fire management in the United states. The presented two studies address two important topics: the viability of long term dormant season burn regimes to reaching management goals, and how the seasonality of prescribed burning may influence sprouting dynamics of target species. The Fire and Fire Surrogate Site at Green River Game Land, Polk County, NC, provided forest structure and compositional data both before and after a 15-year, periodic dormant season burn regime. We found a significant decrease in smaller size class trees after the regime. Secondly, basal area of non-desirable mesophytic hardwoods, such as red ...
In the eastern U.S., fire-dependent tree species have historically dominated upland forest communiti...
Decades of fire exclusion in the Southern Appalachian region have caused the forests to convert from...
Decades of fire exclusion in the Southern Appalachian region have caused the forests to convert from...
There has been growing interest in recent decades in using prescribed fire for hazardous fuels reduc...
Ecologists continue to debate the role of fire in forests of the southern Appalachian Mountains. How...
As a result of decades of fire suppression, oaks (Quercus L.) and other disturbance-dependent tree s...
As a result of decades of fire suppression, oaks (Quercus L.) and other disturbance-dependent tree s...
Removing fire’s influence from Southern Appalachian and Central Hardwood forests (Mid-South) has 1) ...
Table Mountain pine is a tree species endemic to the southern Appalachians that is heavily dependent...
Decades of fire exclusion in the Southern Appalachian Mountains led to fuel accumulation and convers...
Land managers in the southeastern United States (U.S.) have actively used prescribed fire, primarily...
July 2013.A Thesis presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School University of Missouri--Columbia ...
Fire, logging, livestock grazing, and insect outbreaks are disturbances that have significantly infl...
Disturbance is a natural part of any forest ecosystem. When disturbance regimes are altered, the for...
In the eastern U.S., fire-dependent tree species have historically dominated upland forest communiti...
In the eastern U.S., fire-dependent tree species have historically dominated upland forest communiti...
Decades of fire exclusion in the Southern Appalachian region have caused the forests to convert from...
Decades of fire exclusion in the Southern Appalachian region have caused the forests to convert from...
There has been growing interest in recent decades in using prescribed fire for hazardous fuels reduc...
Ecologists continue to debate the role of fire in forests of the southern Appalachian Mountains. How...
As a result of decades of fire suppression, oaks (Quercus L.) and other disturbance-dependent tree s...
As a result of decades of fire suppression, oaks (Quercus L.) and other disturbance-dependent tree s...
Removing fire’s influence from Southern Appalachian and Central Hardwood forests (Mid-South) has 1) ...
Table Mountain pine is a tree species endemic to the southern Appalachians that is heavily dependent...
Decades of fire exclusion in the Southern Appalachian Mountains led to fuel accumulation and convers...
Land managers in the southeastern United States (U.S.) have actively used prescribed fire, primarily...
July 2013.A Thesis presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School University of Missouri--Columbia ...
Fire, logging, livestock grazing, and insect outbreaks are disturbances that have significantly infl...
Disturbance is a natural part of any forest ecosystem. When disturbance regimes are altered, the for...
In the eastern U.S., fire-dependent tree species have historically dominated upland forest communiti...
In the eastern U.S., fire-dependent tree species have historically dominated upland forest communiti...
Decades of fire exclusion in the Southern Appalachian region have caused the forests to convert from...
Decades of fire exclusion in the Southern Appalachian region have caused the forests to convert from...