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Fire Ecology
Many ecosystem types within the coastal prairie region are naturally fire dependent, which has major implications for management and restoration. In particular, the use of prescribed fire to manage these systems raises many questions about how the habitats respond to different burn regimes. Interactions between fire and invasive plants are of particular importance, since it is hoped that prescribed burning will generally favor native species and eliminate opportunities for exotic invaders. Fire and Coastal Systems(Overall summary with literature citations)Grace, J.B. 1998. Can prescribed fire save the endangered coastal prairie ecosystem from Chinese tallow invasion? Endangered Species Update 15:70-76.
Prescribed BurnsA look at the anatomy of a prescribed burn.NOTE: Some or all of the publications on this page are presented in Portable Document Format (PDF); the latest version of Adobe Reader or similar software is required to view them. Download the latest version of Adobe Reader, free of charge. |