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Low-Severity Wildfire Shifts Mixed Conifer Forests toward Historical Stand Structure in Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas, USA

Autor: John Sakulich, Helen M. Poulos, Richard G. Gatewood, Kelsey A. Wogan, Christopher Marks, Alan H. Taylor

Publikováno v: Fire, Vol 5, Iss 4, p 119 (2022)

Wildfire is an important natural disturbance agent, shaping mixed conifer forest structure throughout the Southwestern United States. Yet, fire exclusion caused by late 19th century livestock grazing followed by human fire suppression has altered for

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Multiple wildfires with minimal consequences: Low-severity wildfire effects on West Texas piñon-juniper woodlands

Autor: Charlotte M. Reemts, Helen M. Poulos, Richard G. Gatewood, John P. Karges, Kelsey A. Wogan

Publikováno v: Forest Ecology and Management. 473:118293

Pinon-juniper (PJ) woodlands comprise an important and extensive dry-site forest cover-type that has historically experienced high spatiotemporal variation in fire frequency and extent. We re-measured a network of permanent monitoring plots in a fire

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2020.118293

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Human influences on fire regimes and forest structure in the Chihuahuan Desert Borderlands

Autor: J. Villanueva Díaz, J. Cerano Paredes, Ann E. Camp, Helen M. Poulos, Richard G. Gatewood

Publikováno v: Forest Ecology and Management. 298:1-11

Recent research in isolated sites in southwestern North America suggests that spatial variation in land use history can result in differences in the dates of fire exclusion onset and the extent to which forests have changed in response to fire cessat

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2013.02.014

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A hierarchical approach for scaling forest inventory and fuels data from local to landscape scales in the Davis Mountains, Texas, USA

Autor: Ann E. Camp, Helen M. Poulos, Lynn E. Loomis, Richard G. Gatewood

Publikováno v: Forest Ecology and Management. 244:1-15

This study combined hierarchical cluster analysis and classification and regression tree algorithms to quantify vegetation and fuel characteristics and to generate spatially explicit vegetation and fuels maps for forest and fire management in the Dav

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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.foreco.2007.03.033

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Restoring fire as an ecological process in shortgrass prairie ecosystems: initial effects of prescribed burning during the dormant and growing seasons

Autor: Dale G. Brockway, Richard G. Gatewood, Randi B Paris

Publikováno v: Journal of Environmental Management. 65:135-152

Prior to Anglo-European settlement, fire was a major ecological process influencing the structure, composition and productivity of shortgrass prairie ecosystems on the Great Plains. However during the past 125 years, the frequency and extent of grass

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https://doi.org/10.1006/jema.2002.0540

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