Invasibility of fire-managed ecosystems to the Chinese tallow tree (Triadica sebifera) in the lower Gulf Coastal Plain, USA: Mechanisms and key factors at the landscape level
• Ecosystem invasibility to a nonnative invasive species can be quantified through metrics measuring ecosystem structure. • In a landscape managed by frequent, low-intensity prescribed fires, pine flatwoods are more susceptible to Chinese tallow invasion than pine savannas. • High invasibility of pi...
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invasibility of fire-managed ecosystems to the chinese tallow tree (triadica sebifera) in the lower gulf coastal plain, usa: mechanisms and key factors at the landscape level |
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Invasibility of fire-managed ecosystems to the Chinese tallow tree (Triadica sebifera) in the lower Gulf Coastal Plain, USA: Mechanisms and key factors at the landscape level |
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• Ecosystem invasibility to a nonnative invasive species can be quantified through metrics measuring ecosystem structure. • In a landscape managed by frequent, low-intensity prescribed fires, pine flatwoods are more susceptible to Chinese tallow invasion than pine savannas. • High invasibility of pine flatwoods is mainly attributed to its high overstory basal area but low understory shrub cover. • Short fire intervals increase invasion probability, but the impact of fire on tallow changes with invasion stages. • Short fire intervals promote the recruitment of tallow seedlings and saplings; while long fire intervals favor the development of large trees. |
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• Ecosystem invasibility to a nonnative invasive species can be quantified through metrics measuring ecosystem structure. • In a landscape managed by frequent, low-intensity prescribed fires, pine flatwoods are more susceptible to Chinese tallow invasion than pine savannas. • High invasibility of pine flatwoods is mainly attributed to its high overstory basal area but low understory shrub cover. • Short fire intervals increase invasion probability, but the impact of fire on tallow changes with invasion stages. • Short fire intervals promote the recruitment of tallow seedlings and saplings; while long fire intervals favor the development of large trees. |
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• Ecosystem invasibility to a nonnative invasive species can be quantified through metrics measuring ecosystem structure. • In a landscape managed by frequent, low-intensity prescribed fires, pine flatwoods are more susceptible to Chinese tallow invasion than pine savannas. • High invasibility of pine flatwoods is mainly attributed to its high overstory basal area but low understory shrub cover. • Short fire intervals increase invasion probability, but the impact of fire on tallow changes with invasion stages. • Short fire intervals promote the recruitment of tallow seedlings and saplings; while long fire intervals favor the development of large trees. |
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