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Prescribed fire lessens bark beetle impacts despite varied effects on fuels 13 years after mastication and fire in a Sierra Nevada mixed-conifer forest

Explore the effects of mastication, prescribed fire, and surface fuel pullback 13 years after treatment in Sierra Nevada mixed conifer forests. This article investigates fuel loading, forest structure, and tree growth to understand more about long-term effects of fuels treatments.

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Posted by:
Angela Hollingsworth
Published on:
March 17, 2025

Categories: PublicationTags: Bark Beetle, bromus tectorum, cheatgrass, Mastication, Mixed Conifer, Prescribed Burn, Sierra Nevada, wildfire

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