Factors shaping alternate successional trajectories in burned black spruce forests of Alaska

Keyphrases

• Tree Seedlings 100%
• Alaska 100%
• Successional Trajectory 100%
• Black Spruce Forest 100%
• Fire Severity 75%
• Biotic Interactions 50%
• Fire Conditions 50%
• Black Spruce 50%
• Plant Community Structure 25%
• Aboveground Biomass 25%
• Environmental Conditions 25%
• Tree Species 25%
• Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modeling (PLS-SEM) 25%
• Fire Regime 25%
• Spruce 25%
• Increased Density 25%
• Interior Alaska 25%
• Vegetation Change 25%
• Positive Influence 25%
• Relative Effect 25%
• Seedling Growth 25%
• Species Interactions 25%
• Window of Opportunity 25%
• Environmental Niche 25%
• Early Use 25%
• Prefire 25%
• After Fire 25%
• Boreal Forest 25%
• Seedling Recruitment 25%
• Mammalian Herbivores 25%
• Seedling Biomass 25%
• Seedling Density 25%
• Alternative States 25%
• Fire Characteristics 25%
• Early Succession 25%
• Combustion 25%
• Fire Growth 25%
• Fire Cycle 25%
• Initial Recruitment 25%
• Spruce Stands 25%
• Forest State 25%
• Relay Floristics 25%
• Layer Fire 25%
• Fire Density 25%
• Soil Organic Layer 25%
• Repeat Survey 25%
• Tree Community 25%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Deciduous 100%
• Picea mariana 100%
• Fire Severity 75%
• Plant Community 25%
• Aboveground Biomass 25%
• Fire Regime 25%
• Boreal Forest 25%
• Organic Soil 25%
• State Forest 25%