"Why the insensitivity? Plant species across New South Wales tolerating" by Milo Morrison-Jones
Fire as a global disturbance has acted across millions of years to shape terrestrial biomes. It has shaped the evolution of plants in concert with other disturbances and shape flora as we know it today. Increased global fire activity has posed the question to managers of how best to manipulate fire regimes to benefit people and biodiversity. Cultural burning is a form of prescribed burning undertaken by Indigenous people for a variety of reasons (often frequently at low intensities) promoting the regenerative aspects of fire. The frequency at which this is applied can be at odds with fire inte...
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