2023
DOI: 10.1111/jvs.13213
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Rare plant species occurrence patterns are associated not with soil properties, but with frequent fire in a southeast Australian dry sclerophyll forest

Meena S. Sritharan,
Elle J. Bowd,
Ben C. Scheele
et al.

Abstract: QuestionSoil properties can play a crucial role in influencing the abundance and distribution of plant species. Fire regimes can also have substantial impacts on plant community composition. However, few studies have examined the effects of both fire regimes and soil properties on the occurrence of rare plant species. Here, we asked if rare species have specific soil and fire regime associations relative to common species, and if soil properties may explain potential fire effects.LocationBooderee National Park… Show more

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