Wildland Fire, Forest Dynamics, and Their Interactions

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bushfire; grassfire; flammability; forest fire; quantitative methods; wildland fire; vegetation dynamics; Greater Hinggan Mountains; boreal forest; fire regime; fire season; ordinal logistic regression; fire; severity; seismic line; disturbance; jack pine; production; vigor; abundance; presence; Ericaceae; velvet leaf blueberry; Vaccinium myrtilloides; burn severity; forest structure; succession; Cascade Range; restoration; mixed-conifer forest; forest recovery; wildfire effects; stem maps; resilient ecosystems; Pike National Forest; Hayman Fire; disturbance; forest management; mountain pine beetle; subalpine ecosystem; Colorado; Rocky Mountains; fire severity; forestry; fuel build-up; restoration; wildfire; fire severity; surface moisture; remote sensing; spatial controls; boreal forest; Great Xing’an Mountains; spruce budworm defoliation; forest fire; disturbance interactions; forest composition; weather; boreal forest; burn severity; disturbance; fire effects; fire history; forest fire; regeneration; species richness; Colorado; USA; delayed tree mortality; Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii (Mirb.) Franco); Hayman Fire; ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa Lawson & C. Lawson); snag; surface cover; Wildfire; Wildland fire; forest fire; boreal forest; fire management; human influence; climate; fire severity; burn severity; wildland fire; forests; fire regime; fire refugia; wildfire; climate change; management; resilience; modeling; southwest; climate change; prescribed burning; vegetation change; climate adaptation; biological legacies; burn severity; disturbance; forest composition and structure; land cover; US Pacific Northwest; pyrogeography; refugia; resilience; wildfire; spruce budworm defoliation; vertical fuel continuity; crown fire; forest fire management; forest structure; natural disturbance; insect outbreak; boreal mixedwood forest; interaction; remote sensing; MODIS; Amazonian forests; Brazilian Forest Code; edge effects

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Wildland Fire, Forest Dynamics, and Their Interactions

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