Community phylogenetics of North American conifers through the lens of fire‐adapted traits

Given this information, we advocate tailoring management strategies toward present fire adaptations (or lack thereof), emphasizing strengthening fire resilience in fire-adapted ecosystems and maintaining the integrity of fire refugia.

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American Journal of Botany
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2025-04-06
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https://doi.org/10.1002/ajb2.70029
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Fire effects on ecosystems
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Community phylogenetics of North American conifers through the lens of fire‐adapted traits

Aaron M. Sparks, Daniel F. Turck, David C. Tank, Jay Sullivan
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American Journal of Botany
Fire effects on ecosystems
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Community phylogenetics of North American conifers through the lens of fire‐adapted traits

Aaron M. Sparks, Daniel F. Turck, David C. Tank, Jay Sullivan
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Given this information, we advocate tailoring management strategies toward present fire adaptations (or lack thereof), emphasizing strengthening fire resilience in fire-adapted ecosystems and maintaining the integrity of fire refugia.

American Journal of BotanyVol. 112(10)
University of Wyoming (US), University of Idaho (US)
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Fire effects on ecosystems
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