Publications
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| post-disturbance plant community dynamics following a rare natural-origin fire in a tsuga canadensis forest. | opportunities to directly study infrequent forest disturbance events often lead to valuable information about vegetation dynamics. in mesic temperate forests of north america, stand-replacing crown fire occurs infrequently, with a return interval of 2000-3000 years. rare chance events, however, may have profound impacts on the developmental trajectories of forest ecosystems. for example, it has been postulated that stand-replacing fire may have been an important factor in the establishment of ea ... | 2012 | 22928044 |