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Fire‑caused injuries to conifers can resultin a period of reduced tree growth and elevateddrought vulnerability within the first two yearsafter fire

“We examined whether fire-caused injuries and their physiological impacts limit the degree to which fire-induced reductions of competition improve tree water relations and growth”

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Posted by:
Brooke Simmons
Published on:
November 2, 2026

Categories: PublicationTags: fire effects, non-structural carbohydrates, Pinus ponderosa, post-fire recovery, Prescribed Burning, Pseudotsuga menziesii, tree mortality, water dynamics

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