Volume 223, Issue 7

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July 2022

Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: Impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems

Issue Editors:

Brian J. Harvey,
Neal J. Enright

12 articles in this issue

Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species, and ecosystems in both hemispheres
Brian J. Harvey
Neal J. Enright
EditorialNotes 16 July 2022 Pages: 699 - 709
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Historical links between climate and fire on species dispersion and trait evolution
Byron B. Lamont
OriginalPaper Open access 30 March 2022 Pages: 711 - 732
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
The interactions among fire, logging, and climate change have sprung a landscape trap in Victoria’s montane ash forests
David B. Lindenmayer
Elle J. Bowd
Gene E. Likens
OriginalPaper 27 January 2022 Pages: 733 - 749
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Demographic processes underpinning post-fire resilience in California closed-cone pine forests: the importance of fire interval, stand structure, and climate
Michelle C. Agne
Joseph B. Fontaine
Brian J. Harvey
OriginalPaper 19 February 2022 Pages: 751 - 767
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Mapping risk to plant populations from short fire intervals via relationships between maturation period and environmental productivity
Carl R. Gosper
Ben P. Miller
Colin J. Yates
OriginalPaper 03 March 2022 Pages: 769 - 787
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Initial succession after wildfire in dry boreal forests of northwestern North America
Denyse A. Dawe
Marc-André Parisien
Ellen Whitman
OriginalPaper Open access 10 May 2022 Pages: 789 - 809
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Burn severity in Araucaria araucana forests of northern Patagonia: tree mortality scales up to burn severity at plot scale, mediated by topography and climatic context
María Guadalupe Franco
Ignacio A. Mundo
Thomas T. Veblen
OriginalPaper 29 May 2022 Pages: 811 - 828
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Wildfires did not ignite boreal forest range expansion into tundra ecosystems in subarctic Yukon, Canada
Lucas Brehaut
Carissa D. Brown
OriginalPaper 23 May 2022 Pages: 829 - 847
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Fire regime and climate determine spatial variation in level of serotiny and population structure in a fire-killed conifer
P. G. Ladd
X. Zhao
N. J. Enright
OriginalPaper Open access 26 May 2022 Pages: 849 - 862
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Declining pollination success reinforces negative climate and fire change impacts in a serotinous, fire-killed plant
Rodrigo Souto-Veiga
Juergen Groeneveld
Florian Jeltsch
OriginalPaper Open access 23 May 2022 Pages: 863 - 881
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Fire effects on diversity patterns of the understory communities of Araucaria-Nothofagus forests
Paola Arroyo-Vargas
Andres Holz
Thomas T. Veblen
OriginalPaper 19 June 2022 Pages: 883 - 906
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems
Changes in the resilience of resprouting juvenile tree populations in temperate forests due to coupled severe drought and fire
E. R. Bendall
M. Bedward
R. A. Bradstock
OriginalPaper Open access 25 June 2022 Pages: 907 - 923
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Special Issue: Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species and ecosystems

Volume 223, Issue 7

Climate change and altered fire regimes: impacts on plant populations, species, and ecosystems in both hemispheres

Historical links between climate and fire on species dispersion and trait evolution

The interactions among fire, logging, and climate change have sprung a landscape trap in Victoria’s montane ash forests

Demographic processes underpinning post-fire resilience in California closed-cone pine forests: the importance of fire interval, stand structure, and climate

Mapping risk to plant populations from short fire intervals via relationships between maturation period and environmental productivity

Initial succession after wildfire in dry boreal forests of northwestern North America

Burn severity in Araucaria araucana forests of northern Patagonia: tree mortality scales up to burn severity at plot scale, mediated by topography and climatic context

Wildfires did not ignite boreal forest range expansion into tundra ecosystems in subarctic Yukon, Canada

Fire regime and climate determine spatial variation in level of serotiny and population structure in a fire-killed conifer

Declining pollination success reinforces negative climate and fire change impacts in a serotinous, fire-killed plant

Fire effects on diversity patterns of the understory communities of Araucaria-Nothofagus forests

Changes in the resilience of resprouting juvenile tree populations in temperate forests due to coupled severe drought and fire

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