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Why are forest fires generally neglected in soil fauna research? A mini-review PDF

The aim of this review was to discover and structure the reasons why forest fires are often neglected by soil zoologists and ecologists and to identify the major problems which deter soil zoologists from this area of research and from publishing obtained results. Click to view here


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Posted by:
Gloria Edwards
Published on:
November 10, 2015
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Categories: Article/Book/ChapterTags: disturbance, disturbance regimes, ecology, Fire Ecology & Effects, Forest Management, Forest Restoration, forest soils, forest understory, wildfire

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