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Wildland fire effects on forest structure over an altitudinal gradient, Grand Canyon National Park, USA
Peter Z. Fulé, Daniel C. Laughlin
Forestry, School of
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Agriculture & Biology
canyons
100%
wildfires
98%
national parks
71%
wildland fire use
23%
conifers
10%
fuels (fire ecology)
8%
fire regime
7%
Pinus ponderosa
6%
tree mortality
6%
Abies
5%
forest litter
5%
Pseudotsuga menziesii
5%
tree height
5%
thinning (plants)
5%
tree and stand measurements
5%
Picea abies
5%
Populus
5%
Picea
4%
tree trunk
4%
Quercus
4%
shade
4%
Pinus
4%
climate
4%
ecosystems
3%
monitoring
3%
synthesis
2%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
canyon
73%
national park
68%
basal area
22%
effect
17%
mortality
12%
restoration
9%
coniferous tree
8%
woody debris
5%
policy
4%
forest floor
4%
climate conditions
4%
thinning
3%
regeneration
3%
pine
3%
ecosystem
2%
resource
2%
monitoring
2%