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Burning following tree fall causes local elimination of annual sorghum

Andersen, Alan N., Bradley, Melanie, Cook, Garry D., Eager, Robert W., Lawes, Michael J., Richards, Anna E. and Schatz, Jon (2008). Burning following tree fall causes local elimination of annual sorghum. Northern Territory Naturalist,20:41-46.

Document type: Journal Article

IRMA ID 81421842xPUB77
Title Burning following tree fall causes local elimination of annual sorghum
Author Andersen, Alan N.
Bradley, Melanie
Cook, Garry D.
Eager, Robert W.
Lawes, Michael J.
Richards, Anna E.
Schatz, Jon
Journal Name Northern Territory Naturalist
Publication Date 2008
Volume Number 20
ISSN 0155-4093   (check CDU catalogue open catalogue search in new window)
Start Page 41
End Page 46
Total Pages 6
Place of Publication Darwin
Publisher Northern Territory Naturalists Field Club
Field of Research 0501 - Ecological Applications
0607 - Plant Biology
HERDC Category C1 - Journal Article (DEST)
Abstract Describes an unusual situation where fire has led to the local elimination of annual sorghum, which is a dominant feature of the monsoonal tall grass savannas of northwest Australia. Fire poses a potential risk to populations of annual sorghum through the burning of fallen seed and so seed burial in the soil is a key requirement for population persistence.
 
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