期刊
FIRE ECOLOGY
卷 13, 期 2, 页码 143-147出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.4996/fireecology.130288796
关键词
active fire regime; Bob Marshall Wilderness; compound disturbance; reburn; self-limiting fire; surface fuels; wilderness fire; wilderness management
资金
- Joint Fire Science Program [14-1-02-9]
One important outcome of wildfire is the production of charcoal. Charcoal is highly resistant to decomposition and its physical and chemical properties enhance soil fertility and influence nutrient cycling. We compared the amount of black C (the carbon fraction of charcoal) on coarse woody debris (CWD; >= 7.6 cm diameter) and total CWD biomass at sites burned once in a high-severity fire with sites that burned in an initial high-severity fire and then reburned eight to ten years later. Twice-burned sites contained an average of 655 kg ha(-1) of black C on CWD, significantly more (P = 0.004) than the 323 kg ha(-1) present in once-burned sites. Total average CWD biomass was significantly greater in once-burned sites compared to twice-burned sites (P < 0.001). Black C accounted for 0.7 % of CWD biomass in once-burned sites and 2.9 % of CWD biomass in twice-burned sites. Short-interval reburns of patches burned in an initial high-severity fire increased the amount of black C on CWD while simultaneously reducing total CWD biomass.
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