Burn weather and three-dimensional fuel structure determine post-fire tree mortality

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Sean M. A. Jeronimo
James A. Lutz
Van R. Kane
Andrew J. Larson
Jerry F. Franklin
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[1] University of Washington,School of Environmental and Forest Sciences, College of the Environment
[2] Utah State University,Wildland Resources Department, Quinney College of Natural Resources
[3] University of Montana,W.A. Franke College of Forestry and Conservation
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Landscape Ecology | 2020年 / 35卷
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Post-fire tree mortality; Spatial patterns; Cross-scale interactions; Delayed mortality; Mortality agents; Sierra nevada mixed-conifer; Smithsonian ForestGEO; Yosemite forest dynamics plot;
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页码：859 / 878
页数：19
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