… Disturbance history and burn severity are, therefore, important factors for predicting changes
in the boreal forest carbon sink after wildfires. The presented short-term effects and ongoing …

… The length of time a site spends as a net source to the atmosphere varies with the intensity
of disturbances, forest management and soil fertility. Most studies of recent clear-fellings in …

… We did not see the effect of forest disturbances and permafrost on the S value, but we
found differences in the OM molecular composition. After 120 days of field incubation, we …

… management regimes to emulate the effects of natural disturbance regimes on boreal forest
… This study covered an area of 67,600 km 2 of boreal forest in northeastern Canada (Abitibi …

… as the predominant disturbance regimes (Hirsch et al., … disturbances in boreal forest can
result in slow vegetation re-establishment relative to forests recovering from other disturbances, …

… uses information on disturbance regimes as … disturbance regimes in boreal forests and
discuss some implications for managing the impact and risk of disturbances in the context of forest …

… disturbance will affect our results. However, we believe that the consequences of climate
change on tree growth and disturbance … Additionally, we anticipate the increased disturbances …

… boreal forests: the fate of existing trees is important, but, in a biome with a high frequency
of both natural and anthropogenic disturbances, regeneration will dictate much about forest …

… Our synthesis provides a continental-scale evaluation of disturbance-driven ecological state
change and underlying mechanisms for the largest terrestrial biome on the planet. Across …

… Over the past two decades, timber harvesting has become the main disturbance in boreal
forest ecosystems. Currently, clear-cutting remains the main silvicultural treatment within the …