Post-fire Management in Northern Cyprus

Pinus brutia brutia (Turkish pine) is a native serotinous tree species that mostly inhabits the mountainous and hilly regions of Cyprus (Vogiatzakis et al. [2008][1], Kavgacı et al. [2016][2]). This species is resistant to fires and can recover well by natural succession (via resprouting and seeds

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Ecological Restoration
Published
2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.3368/er.43.4.234
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Fire effects on ecosystems
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Post-fire Management in Northern Cyprus

Semih Oguzcan
Ecological Restoration
Fire effects on ecosystems
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Post-fire Management in Northern Cyprus

Semih Oguzcan
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Abstract

Pinus brutia brutia (Turkish pine) is a native serotinous tree species that mostly inhabits the mountainous and hilly regions of Cyprus (Vogiatzakis et al. [2008][1], Kavgacı et al. [2016][2]). This species is resistant to fires and can recover well by natural succession (via resprouting and seeds

Ecological RestorationVol. 43(4)
European University of Lefke (TR)
Life in Land
Openalex Percentile: Top 34%
Fire effects on ecosystems
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