The influence of climatic change, fire and species invasion on a Tasmanian temperate rainforest system over the past 18,000 years

The influence of climatic change, fire and species invasion on a Tasmanian temperate rainforest system over the past 18,000 years

We aim to understand how did cool temperate rainforest respond to changes in climate and fire activity over the past 18 kcal yrs, interrogating the role that flammable plant species (such as Eucalyptus) have in the long-term dynamics of rainforest vegetation. We used high-resolution pollen and charc...

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Main Authors: Alexa, B. (Author), Atun, Z. (Author), Cathy, W. (Author), David MJS, B. (Author), Felicitas, H. (Author), Hendrik, H. (Author), Kristen K, B. (Author), Laura N, S. (Author), Michael-Shawn, F. (Author), Michela, M. (Author), Tegan, H. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
Australia
catchment
Catchments
charcoal
Charcoal
Climate change
climate variation
Climatic changes
Cool temperate rainforests
Eucalypti
Eucalyptus
evergreen tree
Fire
Fire activity
Fires
Holocene
Holocenes
Lakes
pollen
Pollen
radiometer
Rainfor
rainforest
Rainforest
Runoff
Species invasions
Statistical tests
Tasmania
Topographic fire refugia
Topographic fire refugium
Vegetation
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