Incidences of forest fires have increased in recent decades largely as a result of climate
change and human factors, resulting in great environmental and socioeconomic losses. Post …

High water-holding forests are essential for adapting to drought climates under global
warming, and a central issue is which type of forests could conserve more water in the …

Many post-fire on-site factors, including fire severity, management strategies, topography,
and local climate, are concerns for forest managers and recovery ecologists to formulate …

The significant increase in vegetation coverage in northern China over the past two decades
has attracted worldwide attention. Revegetation has been completed via artificial and …

Wetlands are among the most productive ecosystems worldwide and are frequently
described as the kidneys of the earth because of the wide range of environmental functions …

One of the basic requirements for sustainable forest management in mixed broadleaved
stands is to provide suitable conditions for natural regeneration of trees. These conditions …

Forests are resilient to a range of disturbances, but combinations of severe natural and
anthropogenic disturbances (eg wildfire and logging) may inhibit forest recovery and lead to …

Les coupes sanitaires sont utilisées pour limiter l'impact sanitaire et économique des
dépérissements forestiers. Dans cette revue de la littérature, nous avons examiné l'impact …

Aim Phosphorus (P) is vital for ecosystem functioning, but how boreal forest succession
affects soil P is not yet well defined. Method We collected 134 soil samples from ten plant …

Forest fire is one of the most important factors that alter a forest ecosystem's biogeochemical
cycle. Large-scale distributed burned areas lose their original vegetation structure and are …