Biological soil crusts are more prevalent in warmer and drier environments within the Great Basin ecoregion: implications for managing annual grass invasion
LA Condon, JB Bradford, PS Coates - Restoration Ecology, 2024 - Wiley Online Library
Biological soil crusts (biocrusts) can thrive under environmental conditions that are stressful
for vascular plants such as high temperatures and/or extremely low moisture availability. In …
for vascular plants such as high temperatures and/or extremely low moisture availability. In …
Review of fuel treatment effects on fuels, fire behavior and ecological resilience in sagebrush (Artemisia spp.) ecosystems in the Western US
Background Sagebrush ecosystems are experiencing increases in wildfire extent and
severity. Most research on vegetation treatments that reduce fuels and fire risk has been …
severity. Most research on vegetation treatments that reduce fuels and fire risk has been …
Combining resilience and resistance with threat‐based approaches for prioritizing management actions in sagebrush ecosystems
JC Chambers, JL Brown, JB Bradford… - … Science and Practice, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
The sagebrush biome is a dryland region in the western United States experiencing rapid
transformations to novel ecological states. Threat‐based approaches for managing …
transformations to novel ecological states. Threat‐based approaches for managing …
Satellite‐derived prefire vegetation predicts variation in field‐based invasive annual grass cover after fire
CR Anthony, CV Applestein… - Applied Vegetation …, 2023 - Wiley Online Library
Aims Invasion by annual grasses (IAGs) and concomitant increases in wildfire are impacting
many drylands globally, and an understanding of factors that contribute to or detract from …
many drylands globally, and an understanding of factors that contribute to or detract from …
Fuel treatment response groups for fire-prone sagebrush landscapes
Background Sagebrush shrublands in the Great Basin, USA, are experiencing widespread
increases in wildfire size and area burned resulting in new policies and funding to …
increases in wildfire size and area burned resulting in new policies and funding to …
Non-native plant species richness and influence of greenhouses and human populations in the conterminous United States
BB Hanberry - Ecological Processes, 2023 - Springer
Background One issue in invasive plant ecology is identification of the factors related to the
invasion process that increase number of non-native species. When invasion by non-native …
invasion process that increase number of non-native species. When invasion by non-native …
A climate analog approach to evaluate seed transfer and vegetation transitions
BA Richardson, GE Rehfeldt… - Frontiers in Forests …, 2024 - frontiersin.org
Introduction There is growing recognition that restoring species diversity is crucial to
maintaining ecological functions and services. Increasing the diversity of species used in …
maintaining ecological functions and services. Increasing the diversity of species used in …
[HTML][HTML] An Ecological Resilience Assessment of a Resource-Based City Based on Morphological Spatial Pattern Analysis
Y Pan, S Jiao, J Hu, Q Guo, Y Yang - Sustainability, 2024 - mdpi.com
In the context of ecological civilization construction, resource-based cities (RBCs) are tasked
with the dual responsibility of national energy supply and transformation amidst complex …
with the dual responsibility of national energy supply and transformation amidst complex …
[HTML][HTML] Ecological resistance and resilience in rangelands
B Gillaspy, S Green - Rangelands, 2023 - Elsevier
On the Ground• Resistance and resilience are commonly used terms in discussions about
agriculture and future ecological conditions.• We provide a common understanding of these …
agriculture and future ecological conditions.• We provide a common understanding of these …