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Do trees suppress grass fuel loads? : canopy cover effects in South African savannas
Continental scale analysis of the savanna biome indicated that fire did not spread at tree canopy cover above 40%. This study investigates this relationship in a field study. It is possible that the type of tree (forest vs. savanna) may influence the amount of shade experienced by the understory a...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2017
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