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Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area (TWWHA) Bushfire Recovery: Lake Mackenzie Rehabilitation Trials Data - Pencil Pine mortality

University of Tasmania, Australia
David Bowman ; Lynda Prior ; Aimee Bliss
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The aim of this study was to evaluate the reliability of assessments of fire impacts on pencil pine populations made one year post-fire. In particular, we quantified delayed mortality occurring between one and four years post-fire, and attempted to determine whether the ultimate fate of stems could be predicted from measurements of canopy damage made one year post-fire. In addition, we quantified resprouting and juvenile presence four years after the fire. For full details, refer to Bliss 𝘦𝘡 𝘒𝘭 (2021).

Data time period: 2017 to 2020

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Athrotaxis cupressoides | Environmental Management | Environmental Sciences | Ecological Applications | Environmental Management | Environmental Rehabilitation and Restoration | Eucalyptus coccifera | Fire Ecology | Landscape Ecology | Pencil Pine | Pencil Pine mortality | Rehabilitation or Conservation of Terrestrial Environments | TWWHA | Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area | Terrestrial Systems and Management | post-fire recovery |

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