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Tree demographics and soil charcoal evidence of fire disturbances in an inaccessible forest atop the Mount Lico inselberg, Mozambique.

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Creator (person)
Courtney Mustaphi, Colin J.
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Platts, Philip J.
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Willcock, Simon
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Timberlake, Jonathan R.
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Osborne, Jo
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Matimele, Hermenegildo
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Osgood, Hanniah S.
Muiruri, Veronica M.
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Gehrels, Maria
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Bayliss, Julian
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Marchant, Rob
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Date published
October 2, 2024
Abstract
As florestas das terras altas de Moçambique foram fortemente modificadas pelas actividades humanas durante milénios. Algumas terras altas têm penhascos rochosos íngremes e são altamente inacessíveis às pessoas e parecem relativamente intactas. As evidências da floresta e dos solos do inacessível Monte Lico mostram que o regime de incêndios mudou ao longo dos últimos milénios. Dado que o clima e os regimes de incêndios continuam a mudar, a gestão dos ecossistemas das terras altas será crucial para manter a elevada biodiversidade e os recursos hídricos das montanhas que fornecem serviços ecossistémicos essenciais às pessoas que vivem perto destas florestas.
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Priority 5: Enhanced Partnerships
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Funder nameAwards
Transglobe Expedition Trust, United Kingdom
Biocensus, United Kingdom
African Butterfly Research Institute, South Africa
Grain Media, United Kingdom
Marmot Tents, United Kingdom
DMM Climbing, United Kingdom
Bayliss family, United Kingdom
Bangor University, United Kingdom
University of York, United Kingdom
Vetenskapsrådet, Sweden / Styrelsen för Internationellt Utvecklingssamarbete, Sweden / Svenska Forskningsrådet Formas, Sweden
African Resilience to Climate Change project (2016-06355)
Journal title
PLANTS, PEOPLE, PLANET
Article number
ppp3.10585
Publisher
Published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd on behalf of New Phytologist Foundation.
Place of publication
UK
ISSN
2572-2611
eISSN
2572-2611
Date accepted
September 3, 2024
Official URL
https://doi.org/10.1002/ppp3.10585
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In Copyright
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https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
DOI
10.1002/ppp3.10585
Keywords
Tropics
Entrainment
Refugia
Forest fires
Taphonomy
Charcoal morphology
Disturbance ecology
Embers
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IF = 9.9 (2023)
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