Biology · Ecology and Forest Management
What is a negative ecological consequence of long-term suppression of natural fire regimes in forest ecosystems?
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- 1Immediate transformation of temperate forests into tropical evergreen biomes
- 2Significant reduction in the total biomass of the forest's emergent layer
- 3Acceleration of primary succession on newly exposed volcanic rock
- 4Accumulation of excessive fuel leading to unnaturally severe and extreme wildfires✓
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Accumulation of excessive fuel leading to unnaturally severe and extreme wildfires
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