Soils constitute one of the most valuable resources on earth, especially because soil is
renewable on human time scales. During the 20th century, a period marked by a …

High-intensity and fast-spreading wildfires are natural in the Mediterranean basin. However,
since 1960, wildfire occurrence has increased because of changes in land use, which …

Notes: A) A dwarf mangrove ecosystem (mangle chaparro), Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve,
Quintana Roo, Mexico. B) A large Sonneratia alba tree, Yela River Mangrove Forest …

Forest fire is very common to all the ecosystems of the world. It affects both vegetation and
soil. It is also helpful in maintaining diversity and stability of ecosystems. Effect of forest fire …

ABSTRACT A wildfire burned through a previously sampled research site, allowing pre‐and
post‐burn measurements of the forest floor, soils, and soil leaching near Lake Tahoe …

Fire profoundly modifies the terrestrial C cycle of about 40% of the Earth's land surface. The
immediate effect of fire is that of a net loss of C as CO 2 gas and soot particles to the …

In this review, we consider a traditional conceptual model of nutrient cycling in forests and
evaluate (1) assumptions and issues with existing methods for measuring and calculating …

When tropical and sub-tropical ecosystems burn, considerable amounts of N present in the
biomass fuel may be released. This ultimately results in a loss of fixed N to the atmosphere …

A wildfire burned through previously established research plots, allowing comparisons of
pre-and post-fire nutrient pools and fluxes. The Gondola fire resulted in the loss of 30.9 …

Forest fire is very common in all the ecosystems and plays an important role in ecosystem
dynamics, biodiversity, soil and microbes. The impact of fire on established trees of Shorea …