Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster Ait.) is an important conifer from the western Mediterranean
Basin. Fire is the most significant threat to maritime pine plantations but also a disturbance …

The main objective of the present work was to review the current knowledge about the
factors that influence the different phases of the natural regeneration of maritime pine (Pinus …

The aim of this study was to analyse the regeneration of Pinus pinaster after wildfire and the
possible inter and intraspecific competition during the first 3 years after fire. The study area is …

Though observations on re-colonisation of post-fire sites in the Mediterranean Basin are
plentiful, there still is an ongoing debate on the interrelation of fire regimes and species traits …

The effect of fire severity and post-fire management on Pinus pinaster recruitment was
evaluated in three burnt areas in Galicia (NW Spain) exhibiting different levels of serotiny …

The effect of wildfire and the subsequent harvesting on P. pinaster recruitment was
evaluated in a burned stand of this species in Orense (Galicia, NW Spain). Most of the …

Stand regeneration is a crucial step in the management of many forests and its failure can
jeopardize future forest growth and production. Thus, adapting forestry practices to improve …

Forest fire is a recurring and serious environmental hazard, which is often due to the
interaction between anthropogenic activities and climate change, despite having always …

Although modern forestry takes into consideration the analysis of the effects of forest
management on plant structure, diversity and seedlings, little is known about how those …

Key message These results present great interest for the knowledge of fire effects and the
regeneration capacity of the ecosystems, which is essential to minimise the long-term fire …