fire intensity
Using fire to manage habitat and conservation areas in the NT
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Using fire to manage native pasture condition
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Catchment cover and stream water quality in an Australian tropical savanna: rapid recovery after a change to a less intense fire regime
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Measurement of the behaviour of experimental fires in a tropical savanna at Kapalga, Kakadu National Park, Northern Australia.
Williams R., Gill A.M., and Moore P.H. (1996), "Measurement of the behaviour of experimental fires in a tropical savanna at Kapalga, Kakadu National Park, Northern Australia", Fire Ecology Workshop. The Parks and Wildlife Commission of the Northern Territory, Darwin, NT, pp. 45 - 51.
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Fire behaviour
Williams R.J., Gill A.M., and Moore P.H.R. (2003, )"Fire behaviour", Adnersen A.N., Cook G.D., and Williams R.J. (eds), Fire in Tropical Savannas: The Kapalga Fire Experiment, Ecological Studies : Analysis and Synthesis, pp. 33 - 46.
This chapter discusses the relationship between fire intensity and post fire indicators of fire intensity such as leaf char height and leaf scorch height and summarises data on fuels and fire intensity.
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The impact of experimental fire regimes on seed production in two tropical eucalypt species in northern Australia
Setterfield S.A. (1997), "The impact of experimental fire regimes on seed production in two tropical eucalypt species in northern Australia", Australian Journal of Ecology, 22, pp. 279 - 287.
This results discussed in this article form part of the larger landscape scale study at Kapalga Research Station, Kakadu National Park.
In this study Setterfield examines the effects of 3 different fire regimes over 5 years on seed production of Eucalyptus miniata and E. tetrodonta. The three fire regimes are
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Fire management in Kakadu National Park: the ecological basis for the active use of fire
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Effects of habitat fragmentation on the vertebrate fauna of tropical woodlands, Northern Territory
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The status and biology of the White-throated Grass-wren
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The role of seedling age and size in the recovery of Allosyncarpia ternata following fire
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