Over the last twenty years, phenology—the study of seasonal life cycle events—has
emerged as a key subfield of global change biology. Phenology provides an integrated …

Climate change is a major constraint on the sustainability of the humid tropics, maintaining
ecosystem services, food production, and social functioning. Humid tropics play an essential …

Prescribed burning is widely used land management strategy to reduce the risks of wildfire
and to achieve a wide range of ecological, economic, and societal benefits. However, it can …

Naturally regenerated pine ecosystems cover 11.7 Mha of the southeastern United States,
comprising 13.8% of the forested land, and represent an important component in the carbon …

Background and aims Prescribed fire is a common management practice in native
rangelands that can result in significant losses of C, N, and P from plant and soil. This study …

Background Grazing lands provide numerous ecosystem services, including the capacity to
store large amounts of soil carbon (C); however, our understanding of the factors affecting …

Rangelands used for cattle grazing in Florida are typically managed under prescribed fire to
increase forage production and nutritive value while preventing shrub encroachment …

Forest fires and burn offs generate high soil temperatures, mineralizing organic matter and
trapping it in the form of charcoal. A system that can catalyze its liberation in the absence of …

Abstract The Archbold Biological Station‐University of Florida (ABS‐UF) Long‐term
Agroecosystem Research (LTAR) site lies in the heart of south‐central Florida, representing …

On the Ground• Rapid changes in science require rapid development of solutions. Working
with diverse groups of stakeholders is important for developing robust research programs.• …