FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2037024552> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2037024552 endingPage "134" @default.
• W2037024552 startingPage "125" @default.
• W2037024552 abstract "Abstract The effects of different fire intensities on physiochemical soil properties have been studied in this research. The experiment was conducted in a eucalyptus forested area near the Namadgi National Park (ACT, Australia), and four fire intensities were achieved by adding different amounts of fuel load: 0 kg m− 2 (control), 2 kg m− 2 (low fire intensity), 4 kg m− 2 (moderate fire intensity) and 8 kg m− 2 (high fire intensity). Soil surface peak temperatures reached at each plot were 14, 142, 317 and 525 °C, respectively. Immediate changes in soil properties under different fuel loads were studied and monitored monthly during a 7-month period. Average pH increased significantly with fuel load immediately after fire and decreased progressively to initial values. Changes in soil pH from burnt plots seem to be caused mainly by an ephemeral ash layer, and the recovery time has been relatively short. The complete oxidation of soil organic matter and the release of substantial amounts of cations after high fire intensity also contributed to increased pH. Only small variations in soil texture have been observed in this study even after high intensity fire, although the clay content decreased slightly during the experiment. This can be due to relatively low pre-burn clay content, but also to spatial variability of texture. In this case, post-fire erosion processes might have contributed to decreased clay content and are probably more important than other processes associated to temperature. Aggregate stability indices showed good correlation coefficients with the organic matter content. The role of organic matter as cementing agent of soil aggregates is extremely important after fire, since aggregate stability indices showed good correlation coefficients with the organic matter content. Low intensity fire enhanced soil water repellency. In this case, fire-enhanced soil water repellency persisted or increased progressively, but decreased below initial levels at the end of the experiment, but soil water repellency was completely destroyed after moderate or high fuel load treatments. The persistence of wettable conditions after destruction of soil water repellency can be considered as an index of fire severity, since it is a direct consequence of strong reduction of organic matter content." @default.
• W2037024552 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2037024552 creator A5016528375 @default.
• W2037024552 creator A5020360147 @default.
• W2037024552 creator A5024431588 @default.
• W2037024552 creator A5057967539 @default.
• W2037024552 creator A5062802243 @default.
• W2037024552 date "2011-11-01" @default.
• W2037024552 modified "2023-10-01" @default.
• W2037024552 title "Short-term effects of experimental fire for a soil under eucalyptus forest (SE Australia)" @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1194660934 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1487001711 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1963691090 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1964141349 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1970289060 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1971109039 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1971729133 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1971938920 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1973388512 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1974986441 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1977168752 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1978603843 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1979269561 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1983189344 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1983292110 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1986945538 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1989714343 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1991808729 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1991943464 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1992342106 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1993010269 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1996740176 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W1998924762 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2000622401 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2003767943 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2004200186 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2005647417 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2006281142 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2006346825 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2006721774 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2008600690 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2009924395 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2010704007 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2010838145 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2014527234 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2016579902 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2017893118 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2025187293 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2026363605 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2031384937 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2034071455 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2034132996 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2035563959 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2036010569 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2043921875 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2046836861 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2050629019 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2052592079 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2053914790 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2054527443 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2055678701 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2055865851 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2055970823 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2058890030 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2059333225 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2059345225 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2059631306 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2061686360 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2065536473 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2066459710 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2067111860 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2071246744 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2071372312 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2075523039 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2075933243 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2077027162 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2077060356 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2078674331 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2080411715 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2083812499 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2084634305 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2085141198 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2087087229 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2091160252 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2091410512 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2092911697 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2095093528 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2101144110 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2102080171 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2107380413 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2110306174 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2120673322 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2122690072 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2125191272 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2126661976 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2137764911 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2138235351 @default.
• W2037024552 cites W2138738701 @default.

• next