… proportion of biomass and nutrients aboveground, which is … nutrient conservation are most
strongly developed in nutrient-poor (oligotrophic) ecosystems, in which most of the nutrients …

… It is apparent that: (a) the action of fire on soil fertility is … of fire on some nutrient pools and
nutrient cycling processes, but has not established the significance of such effects to the nutrient …

… of fire on the cycling and availability of these nutrients. The major emphasis will be on the
primary effects of ash deposition and volatilization of nutrients… Nutrient capital in above-ground …

… This paper reports the influence of burning on nutrient retention and loss from the soil. Sixty
% of the fires were successful in reducing residual fuels with no accelerated loss of nutrients …

… Changed rates of nutrient cycling have important … about the effects of fire on nutrient cycling
in particular forest systems. … between fire and nutrient cycling and to guide fire management. …

… on nutrient cycling are reviewed and discussed. The … fire on ecosystem nutrient cycling
may be broadly subdivided into (1) nutrient redistribution during fire, and (2) changes in post-fire …

… the Fire is also an active agent in nutrient cycling in some decomposition of organic matter
and cycling of nutrients in … nism of nutrient cycling is maintained only if losses by Termites are …

… to analyze the effects of fires on nutrient cycling, without the confounding influences of climate…
Losses of N by volatilization occur during fires and can lead to substantial net nutrient loss. …

… Pastoral fires created open communities, amenable to wild … a prominent role to prescribed
fires in order to preserve open … on soil function and nutrients cycling of a mountain gorse (…

… fire (Springett 1976). More intense burns, which cause crown scorch, may also affect the
cycling of nutrients … high intensity autumn fire on litter fall and the nutrient concentrations in litter …