Fire as a selection agent for the dissemination of invasive species: Case study on the evolution of forest coverage
LJR Nunes, MAM Raposo, CIR Meireles… - Environments, 2020 - mdpi.com
Climate change has enhanced the occurrence of rural fires, since changes in the
hydrological cycle have led to the occurrence of increasingly long and frequent periods of …
hydrological cycle have led to the occurrence of increasingly long and frequent periods of …
[HTML][HTML] The Impact of Rural Fires on the Development of Invasive Species: Analysis of a Case Study with Acacia dealbata Link. in Casal do Rei (Seia, Portugal)
Biological invasions can affect ecosystems in different ways. Invasive forest species, such as
Acacia dealbata Link., affect forests' productivity, because they compete directly with native …
Acacia dealbata Link., affect forests' productivity, because they compete directly with native …
Selective shrub management to preserve Mediterranean forests and reduce the risk of fire: The case of mainland Portugal
The recurrent rural fires that occur annually in Portugal have reached great proportions due
to a lack of effective landscape management. Attempts to solve this problem led to the legal …
to a lack of effective landscape management. Attempts to solve this problem led to the legal …
The role of fire in the germination of invasive plants in Mediterranean environments: A meta-analysis
SH Suárez-Ronay, S Medina-Villar… - Forest Ecology and …, 2024 - Elsevier
Fire is a key trigger for the germination of serotinous plants in Mediterranean environments.
Despite the availability of ample investigations into how fire contributes to plant fitness and …
Despite the availability of ample investigations into how fire contributes to plant fitness and …
Fire and invasive plant species in the Mediterranean basin
M Arianoutsoua, M Vilà - Israel Journal of Ecology and Evolution, 2012 - brill.com
Invasive species often have ecological and economic impacts. They can threaten biological
diversity in various ways, from reducing genetic variation and eroding gene pools, through …
diversity in various ways, from reducing genetic variation and eroding gene pools, through …
Fire as a management tool for invasive woody plants in natural environments: A systematic review
GIE Brancatelli, AL Yezzi, SM Zalba - Biological Conservation, 2024 - Elsevier
Invasive woody plants can cause profound changes in receiving ecosystems, such as
alteration of hydrological and nutrient cycles, retraction of native flora and fauna, and …
alteration of hydrological and nutrient cycles, retraction of native flora and fauna, and …
[PDF][PDF] Seed germination of several invasive species potentially useful for biomass production or revegetation purposes under semiarid conditions
IS Travlos - Acta Biologica Cracoviensia Series Botanica, 2009 - abcbot.pl
The introduction of several plant species to areas beyond their natural distribution has been
a global phenomenon that poses critical problems and challenges for the conservation and …
a global phenomenon that poses critical problems and challenges for the conservation and …
The fire in the Mediterranean region: a case study of forest fires in Portugal
AC Gonçalves, AMO Sousa - … Identities-Environment, Society …, 2017 - books.google.com
Forest fires are a common disturbance in many forest systems in the world and in particular
in the Mediterranean region. Their origins can be either natural or anthropogenic. The …
in the Mediterranean region. Their origins can be either natural or anthropogenic. The …
[HTML][HTML] Fire effects on germination response of the native species Daucus carota and the invasive alien species Helichrysum foetidum and Oenothera glazioviana
Fire is an ecological factor that affects ecosystem structure and functioning and determines
later recovery of the ecosystem through the modification of biological processes, such as …
later recovery of the ecosystem through the modification of biological processes, such as …
Occurrence of native and exotic invasive trees in burned pine and eucalypt plantations: Implications for post-fire forest conversion
Post-fire management objectives for monospecific forest plantations may include conversion
to native broadleaved or mixed forests for purposes of diversification of forestry production …
to native broadleaved or mixed forests for purposes of diversification of forestry production …
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