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Long‑term forest understory recovery and tradeoffs in response to prescribed fire return interval

“We leveraged a unique long-term prescribed burn experiment and evaluated the responses
of different understory vegetation components to differing fire return intervals (5-, 10-, 20-year) including two common shrub species of interest in western forests, antelope bitterbrush (bitterbrush) and snowbrush ceanothus (snowbrush).”

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

Categories: PublicationTags: Bitterbrush, Herbaceous response, ponderosa pine, Repeat burning, Snowbrush, Wildlife habitat

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