Conservation Evidence: Evidence Data

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	Study	Published
	Herbaceous succession after burning of cut western juniper trees Based on: Bates J.D. & Svejcar T.J. (2009). Study Link	2009
	*Regeneration of Pinus halepensis* stands after partial cutting in southern France: Impacts of different ground vegetation, soil and logging slash treatments** Based on: Prévosto B. & Ripert C. (2008). Study Link	2008
	Prescribed fire and mechanical thinning effects on bark beetle caused tree mortality in a mid-elevation Sierran mixed-conifer forest Based on: Stark D.T., Wood D.L., Storer A.J. & Stephens S.L. (2013). Study Link	2013
	Response of understory vegetation and tree regeneration to a single prescribed fire in oak-pine forests Based on: Kuddes-Fischer L. & Arthur M. (2002). Study Link	2002
	*The effects of thirteen years of annual prescribed burning on a Quercus ellipsoidalis* community in Minnesota** Based on: White A.S. (1983). Study Link	1983
	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
	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
	Experimental fuel treatment impacts on forest structure, potential fire behavior, and predicted tree mortality in a California mixed conifer forest Based on: Stephens S.L. & Moghaddas J.J. (2005). Study Link	2005
	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
	*The effect of long‐term repeated burning and fire exclusion on above‐and below‐ground blackbutt (Eucalyptus pilularis) forest vegetation assemblages* Based on: Lewis T., Reif M., Prendergast E. & Tran C. (2012). Study Link	2012
	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
	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

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