Basic Principles of Forest Fuel Reduction Treatments.¶
Agee, J. K., & Skinner, C. N. (2005). Basic Principles of Forest Fuel Reduction Treatments. Forest Ecology and Management, 211(1), 1-2.
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- The identical four-role skeleton governs a managed-forest prescribed-fire programme — fuel load as bearer, the standing capacity to carry fire as the disposition, ignition under given moisture as trigger, fire spread as manifestation, and mosaic burning to break fuel continuity as a persistence-regime intervention
This sourceTreats fuel load as a standing capacity to carry fire, ignition under given moisture as the trigger, and mosaic/fuel-break treatments as a persistence-regime intervention.
- The identical four-role skeleton governs a managed-forest prescribed-fire programme — fuel load as bearer, the standing capacity to carry fire as the disposition, ignition under given moisture as trigger, fire spread as manifestation, and mosaic burning to break fuel continuity as a persistence-regime intervention
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