Conservation Evidence: Evidence Data

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	Effects of prescribed fire and thinning on tree recruitment patterns in central hardwood forests Based on: Albrecht M.A. & McCarthy B.C. (2006). Study Link	2006
	Survival and growth of upland oak and co-occurring competitor seedlings following single and repeated prescribed fires Based on: Alexander H.D., Arthur M.A., Loftis D.L. & Green S.R. (2008). Study Link	2008
	Effects of a spring prescribed burn on the soil seed bank in sagebrush steppe exhibiting pinyon-juniper expansion Based on: Allen E.A., Chambers J.C. & Nowak R.S. (2008). Study Link	2008
	Herbaceous succession after burning of cut western juniper trees Based on: Bates J.D. & Svejcar T.J. (2009). Study Link	2009
	Prescribed fire effects on bark beetle activity and tree mortality in southwestern ponderosa pine forests Based on: Breece C., Kolb T.E., Dickson B.G., McMillin J. & Clancy K. (2008). Study Link	2008
	Responses of hardwood advance regeneration to seasonal prescribed fires in oak-dominated shelterwood stands Based on: Brose P.H. & Van Laer D.H. (1998). Study Link	1998
	*Once burned, twice shy: repeat fires reduce seed availability and alter substrate constraints on Picea mariana* regeneration** Based on: Brown C.D. & Johnstone J.F. (2012). Study Link	2012
	Effects of prescribed burning on hazel in Minnesota Based on: Buckman R.E. (1964). Study Link	1964
	Short-term impacts of logging on understorey vegetation in a jarrah forest Based on: Burrows N., Ward B. & Cranfield R. (2002). Study Link	2002
	Common and uncommon understory species differentially respond to restoration treatments in ponderosa pine/Douglas‐fir forests, Montana Based on: Dodson E.K., Metlen K.L. & Fiedler C.E. (2007). Study Link	2007
	*Effects of understory prescribed burning on shortleaf pine (Pinus echinata* Mill.)/mixed-hardwood forests** Based on: Elliott K.J. & Vose J.M. (2005). Study Link	2005
	Short-term effects of prescribed fire on mixed oak forests in the southern Appalachians: vegetation response Based on: Elliott K.J. & Vose J.M. (2010). Study Link	2010
	Vegetation dynamics after a prescribed fire in the southern Appalachians Based on: Elliott K.J., Hendrick R.L., Major A.E., Vose J.M. & Swank W.T. (1999). Study Link	1999
	Effects of fire and fire surrogate treatments on bark beetle-caused tree mortality in the Southern Cascades, California Based on: Fettig C., Borys R. & Dabney C. (2010). Study Link	2010
	Effects of prescribed fire and season of burn on direct and indirect levels of tree mortality in ponderosa and Jeffrey pine forests in California, USA Based on: Fettig C.J., McKelvey S.R., Cluck D.R., Smith S.L. & Otrosina W.J. (2010). Study Link	2010
	Restoration treatment effects on stand structure, tree growth, and fire hazard in a ponderosa pine/Douglas-fir forest in Montana Based on: Fiedler C.E., Metlen K.L. & Dodson E.K. (2010). Study Link	2010
	Vegetation response to prescribed fire in Douglas-fir forests, Olympic National Park Based on: Fonda R.W. & Binney E.P. (2011). Study Link	2011
	The influence of partial harvesting and forest floor disturbance on nutrient availability and understory vegetation in boreal mixedwoods Based on: Frey B.R., Lieffers V.J., Munson A.D. & Blenis P.V. (2003). Study Link	2003
	The effects of burning on the understorey composition of 11-13 year-old rehabilitated bauxite mines in Western Australia - vegetation characteristics Based on: Grant C.D. & Loneragan W.A. (1999). Study Link	1999
	Vegetation recovery and stand structure following a prescribed stand-replacement burn in sand pine scrub Based on: Greenberg C.H. (2003). Study Link	2003
	Thinning and prescribed fire effects on overstory tree and snag structure in dry coniferous forests of the interior Pacific Northwest Based on: Harrod R.J., Peterson D.W., Povak N.A. & Dodson E.K. (2009). Study Link	2009
	Eight years of seasonal burning and herbicidal brush control influence sapling longleaf pine growth, understory vegetation, and the outcome of an ensuing wildfire Based on: Haywood J.D. (2009). Study Link	2009
	*Response of direct seeded Pinus palustris* and herbaceous vegetation to fertilization, burning, and pine straw harvesting** Based on: Haywood J.D., Tiarks A.E., Elliott-Smith M.L. & Pearson H.A. (1998). Study Link	1998
	Impact of fire on plant-species persistence in post-mine restored and natural shrubland communities in southwestern Australia Based on: Herath D.N., Lamont B.B., Enright N.J. & Miller B.P. (2009). Study Link	2009
	Restoration of three forest herbs in the Liliaceae family by manipulating deer herbivory and overstorey and understorey vegetation Based on: Huebner C.D., Gottschalk K.W., Miller G.W. & Brose P.H. (2010). Study Link	2010

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