Conservation Evidence: Evidence Data

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	Study	Published
	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
	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
	Short-term impacts of logging on understorey vegetation in a jarrah forest Based on: Burrows N., Ward B. & Cranfield R. (2002). Study Link	2002
	Effects of prescribed burning on hazel in Minnesota Based on: Buckman R.E. (1964). Study Link	1964
	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
	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
	Herbaceous succession after burning of cut western juniper trees Based on: Bates J.D. & Svejcar T.J. (2009). Study Link	2009
	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
	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 prescribed fire and thinning on tree recruitment patterns in central hardwood forests Based on: Albrecht M.A. & McCarthy B.C. (2006). Study Link	2006
	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

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