Forest fires are key ecosystem modifiers affecting the biological, chemical, and physical
attributes of forest soils. The extent of soil disturbance by fire is largely dependent on fire …

Fire is a primary disturbance in the world's forested ecosystems and its impacts are
projected to increase in many regions due to global climate change. Fire impacts have been …

Aim Tropical ecosystems have grown increasingly prone to fire over the last century.
However, no consensus has yet emerged regarding the effects of fire disturbances on …

Slash-and-burn is a common practice in the subtropical karst areas of southwest China, as
well as in other places around the world, to prepare forest land for agricultural plantations …

Soil erosion on mountain trails threaten the sustainability of soils and vegetation. There is a
wide theoretical knowledge about the effects produced by mountain recreational activities …

Data on the main properties of Histic Podzols in the pine forests of semi-hydromorphic
landscapes in the middle taiga of the Komi Republic after forest fires are presented. A …

Permafrost regions play an important role in global carbon and nitrogen cycling, storing
enormous amounts of organic carbon and preserving a delicate balance of nutrient …

Soils are a valuable renewable resource on human timescales, and they interact with
distinctive grassland ecosystems characterized by unique biodiversity and essential …

Fire disturbances and atmospheric nitrogen (N) deposition can significantly soil nutrient
dynamics and plant nutrient uptake, thereby influencing on biogeochemical cycles within …

Despite decades of recovery, soil carbon in heavily burned areas has failed to reach pre-fire
levels. It is unclear whether stand management practices can promote soil organic carbon …