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Discussions emphasize how fire influences vegetation patterns and ecosystem stability, with examples like the role of fire in maintaining grasslands versus forests, and statements on the importance of fire for ecosystem health, showing a nuanced engagement with the article's findings and implications.
Most discussions acknowledge the significance of fire in shaping ecosystems, with some expressing interest in the ecological implications.
Posts demonstrate moderate curiosity about the effects of fire and the ecological dynamics, showing some desire to understand the topic deeper.
Participants reference specific concepts like grass success, forest growth, and species composition, indicating engaged and thoughtful responses.
The discussions highlight the relevance of the research to broader ecological debates, suggesting it influences understanding of ecosystem processes.
Biraz teknik bir konuydu. Umarım yeterince açık bir şekilde anlatabilmişimdir. Daha fazla detay isteyenler linkten çalışmanın makalesine ulaşabilir. https://t.co/Mbf4KJjWi7
But it’s nt a 1-way relationship. Fire has played a big role in making grasses successful (see previous #grassisgreat tweets). Fire kills trees that shade out grasses. In fact forests would DOUBLE (https://t.co/CA9nZeH4S5) in a world w/o
@Laughlin_DC @pottsresearch Here's a fun paper.. The global distribution of ecosystems in a world without fire W J Bond et al. New Phytol. 2005 Feb. Free article
William Hoffman continues the introductions to #44NPS, highlighting William Bond's 2005 article in @NewPhyt, https://t.co/fIC2K46Qb2 https://t.co/k0qxfkea35
@d_veg_ @cerentheacemi Tüm yangınlar faydalıdır demiyorum ama bazı yangınlar bu ekosistemlerin varlığı için gereklidir. Şu makaleye göz atmanızı tavsiye ederim. Bazı ekosistemlerin varlığını nasıl yangına borçlu olduğunu anlatıyor. https://t.co/Vs3GgWG5Bt
Curioso este trabajo. ¿Cómo sería la distribución de los ecosistemas terrestres sin la influencia del factor fuego?
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@SergeZaka @JdS_67100 Les plantes en c4 c'est 5 % de la biomasse végétale et 3 % des espèces de plantes. https://t.co/FH7JVPXIIR https://t.co/onqZoRlFpH
Biraz teknik bir konuydu. Umarım yeterince açık bir şekilde anlatabilmişimdir. Daha fazla detay isteyenler linkten çalışmanın makalesine ulaşabilir. https://t.co/Mbf4KJjWi7
@d_veg_ @cerentheacemi Tüm yangınlar faydalıdır demiyorum ama bazı yangınlar bu ekosistemlerin varlığı için gereklidir. Şu makaleye göz atmanızı tavsiye ederim. Bazı ekosistemlerin varlığını nasıl yangına borçlu olduğunu anlatıyor. https://t.co/Vs3GgWG5Bt
Yangınlarla var olabilen ekosistemlerle ilgili bir bilimsel makale; Akdeniz havzası da bu ekosistemlere dahil. Ekosisteme yabancı olan unsur ise insan https://t.co/k3WwnnoR8p
@Laughlin_DC @pottsresearch Here's a fun paper.. The global distribution of ecosystems in a world without fire W J Bond et al. New Phytol. 2005 Feb. Free article
Curioso este trabajo. ¿Cómo sería la distribución de los ecosistemas terrestres sin la influencia del factor fuego?
RT @NewPhyt: William Hoffman continues the introductions to #44NPS, highlighting William Bond's 2005 article in @NewPhyt, https://t.co/fIC2…
William Hoffman continues the introductions to #44NPS, highlighting William Bond's 2005 article in @NewPhyt, https://t.co/fIC2K46Qb2 https://t.co/k0qxfkea35
But it’s nt a 1-way relationship. Fire has played a big role in making grasses successful (see previous #grassisgreat tweets). Fire kills trees that shade out grasses. In fact forests would DOUBLE (https://t.co/CA9nZeH4S5) in a world w/o
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