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Mortality

Delayed fire mortality has long‐term ecological effects across the Southern Appalachian landscape

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Author:

Robbins et al., 2022

Short-term stem mortality of 10 deciduous broadleaved species following prescribed burning in upland forests of the southern US

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Author:

Keyser et al., 2018

A Review on the Dynamics of Prescribed Fire, Tree Mortality, and Injury in Managing Oak Natural Communities to Minimize Economic Loss in North America

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Author:

Dey & Schweitzer, 2018

Patterns of overstory mortality in a shelterwood-burn central Appalachian forest

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Author:

Brown et al., 2018

Characterizing effects of prescribed fire on forest canopy cover in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests

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Author:

Jean Lorber, Melissa Thomas-Van Gundy, Steve Croy

Overstory tree mortality and wounding after thinning and prescribed fire in mixed pine-hardwood stands

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Author:

Schweitzer et al., 2018

First year sprouting and growth dynamics in response to prescribed fire in a mesic mixed-oak forest

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Author:

Fenwick et al., 2015

Impacts of repeated wildfire on long-unburned plant communities of the southern Appalachian Mountains

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Author:

Hagan et al., 2015

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