Predicting the invasion and survival of the exotic species Paulownia tomentosa following burning in pine and oak-pine forests: Final Report for the Joint Fire Science Program
Kuppinger D, White P, Jenkins M. 2006. Predicting the invasion and survival of the exotic species Paulownia tomentosa following burning in pine and oak-pine forests: Final Report for the Joint Fire Science Program
Utilizing plot data from five fires, this study analyzes the effects of fire severity, season of burn, environmental conditions, and the relative location of mature Paulownia trees on Paulownia seedling abundance and vigor within sampled plots to determine under what conditions Paulownia seedlings are likely to survive to maturity. This Project report also contains Kuppinger's dissertation.
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Kuppinger, Dane M; White, Peter S; Jenkins, Michael A
- Date of Issue
- 2006-07-20
- Units
- GRSM
- Keywords
- Exotic Species, fire severity, JFSP, Joint Fire Science Project, Linville Gorge Fire, paulownia tomentosa, princess tree, Seed Bank