火の生態学 : 植物群落の再生を中心として

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Fire is a natural environmental factor that affects the structure of ecosystems. Many studies of the effects of fire on plant species or communities have been carried out in many ecosystems both prone and resistant to fire. Physical characteristics of fire such as combustion and high temperature affect the mortality of plant bodies and seeds. On the other hand, post-fire environmental factors such as direct insolation, charcoal accumulation, and soil heating affect the germination of heat-induced germinator seeds and light seeds, and also may affect resprouting from roots, rhizomes, or bases of scorched trunks. The relationships of vegetation recovery in response to environmental factors associated with fires including post-fire environmental changes should be clarified in more detail.
日本生態学会の論文
1995-00-00