1996
DOI: 10.1007/bf00142874
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Fire management on Imperata grasslands as part of agroforestry development in Indonesia

Abstract: Fire is an important factor in the Imperata grassland ecosystem. It prevents or slows down the natural succession to shrubs and/or secondary forest vegetation and is a major threat to (agro)forestry options for Imperata grassland rehabilitation. Forest fires can also be a primary cause of the extension of Imperata grasslands. In this review an attempt is made to integrate biophysical and socioeconomic aspects of the causation of fires in a conceptual model. Fire effects on vegetation are examined. The manageme… Show more

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“…A review of literature on typical Imperata grassland in oil palm growing regions reveals AGBs ranging from 3.8 Mg ha -1 to 23.0 Mg ha -1 (Hartemink, 2001;Hashimoto, Kojima, Tange, & Sasaki, 2000;Holmes, Lemerle, & Schottler, 1980;Lasco et al, 2000;NRI, 1996;Otsamo, 2001;Roshetko, Delaney, Hairiah, & Purnomosidhi, 2002;Wibowo, Suharti, Sagala, Hibani, & van Noordwijk, 1997). The average AGB of 11.2 ± 7.3 Mg ha -1 obtained from these data and applied in the following calculations is distinctly higher than the given IPCC range.…”
Section: Biomass Of Grassland Vegetationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…A review of literature on typical Imperata grassland in oil palm growing regions reveals AGBs ranging from 3.8 Mg ha -1 to 23.0 Mg ha -1 (Hartemink, 2001;Hashimoto, Kojima, Tange, & Sasaki, 2000;Holmes, Lemerle, & Schottler, 1980;Lasco et al, 2000;NRI, 1996;Otsamo, 2001;Roshetko, Delaney, Hairiah, & Purnomosidhi, 2002;Wibowo, Suharti, Sagala, Hibani, & van Noordwijk, 1997). The average AGB of 11.2 ± 7.3 Mg ha -1 obtained from these data and applied in the following calculations is distinctly higher than the given IPCC range.…”
Section: Biomass Of Grassland Vegetationmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Wild fires have an increasing large-scale impact on nature and society in the humid tropics (Wibowo et al, 1997;Nepstad et al, 1999). For example, the severe droughts associated with the El Niño events in 1982/83 and 1997/98 caused severe and widespread fires.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The transformation of forest into grassland is considered the main negative impact of fire (Gadas, 2000; Mudita, 2000). ‘Fires’ are often taken to mean ‘escaped fires’, intentionally set to stimulate regrowth of grass for grazing and spreading to forest (Foenay, 2000) and reforestation areas (Wibowo et al ., 1997; Djoeroemana et al ., 2000). Shifting cultivation and grassland fires are also thought to be contributing to sedimentation and flooding (Juspan, 2000; Mudita, 2000), the destruction of property such as wood fences in the fields (Mudita, 2000), the reduction of air quality (Grist & Menz, 1997; Mudita, 2000), and causing carbon emissions that affect climate change (Grist & Menz, 1997).…”
Section: Perceived Impact Of Fire In Nttmentioning
confidence: 99%