Influence of fire history and soil properties on plant species richness and functional diversity in a neotropical savanna

Neotropical Grassland
Written By Canadian Prairies Prescribed Fire Exchange

Citation

Silva, D.M., Batalha, M.A., and Cianciaruso, M.V., 2013. Influence of fire history and soil properties on plant species richness and functional diversity in a neotropical savanna. Acta Botanica Brasilica, 27:490-497.

Study Community: Neotropical Grassland
Country: Brazil
Study Location: Emas National Park
Latitude: -18.31 Longitude: -52.9
Burn Frequency: Multiple
Grazed: No

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