The ecosystem response to fire is often linked to fire severity and recurrence, with potentially
large consequences on both aboveground and below–ground processes. Understanding …

Introduction Fire and nitrogen (N) deposition each impact biodiversity and ecosystem
productivity. However, the effect of N deposition on ecosystem recovery after fire is still far …

In the present work we assessed the different facets of biodiversity in 10 habitats using the
phy-tosociological method. The aim of this study was to highlight the habitats most …

In the context of the restoration of the holm oak forest ecosystem, which has suffered
damage from wildfires, and with the aim of reducing the wildfire risk, the primary threat to …

In Djebel Fellaoucene, mattorals and their regressive and progressive dynamics are affected
by several factors, namely climate, geography, human activities, overgrazing and fires. This …

The development of agriculture to the detriment of the forest is one of the strongest
pressures, essentially anthropogenic. The particularity of this study was that the traditional …

Bush burning, whether the result of a wildfire or a controlled burn, has been shown to affect
not only the appearance of the landscape, but the quality of the soil as well. Uncontrolled …

Indigenous people's knowledge of bushfire impacts on specific soil quality indicators in
rubber plantations of Southern Edo State, Nigeria was investigated. A total of 200 …

The identification of ecologically homogeneous zones is crucial and represents one of the
key steps in ecosystem planning, management, and restoration. It allows targeted ecological …

Emerging Trends in Biosciences 53 energy source of these microbes. Abrupt climatic
changes results in destruction of soil structure and render the soil unfit as microbial habitat …