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Predicting the post-fire responses of two forest tree precursors after an autumn fire in mountain fynbos
This study investigated whether post-fire survival of two fynbos forest precursors Rapanea melanophloeos (L). Mez and Kiggelaria afri.cana L. were dependent on plant size or fire intensity. Two possible mechanisms of size dependent survival were investigated; 1) is fire survival the (ability to resp...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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