Titlebook: Ecological Effects of Fire in South African Ecosystems; Peter V. Booysen (Professor Emeritus in Grassland Conference proceedings 1984 Spr

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Melvyn Dubofsky,Joseph McCartin colonization, anthropogenic fires became first a common feature of the grassland landscape and then a tool well entrenched in the management options of the grazier. Thus much research on fire in grassland in recent times has had a strong management orientation which accounts for the management emphasis evident in this chapter.

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Joint Ventures: The Challenge of Cooperation summarized, as well as published information on the different vegetation structural variables that have been shown to respond to fire. Finally, information on fire effects is summarized for fynbos, forest, grassland and savanna. Information on the karoo biome is too scant to justify a review.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-25568-9r of reasons, frequently and intentionally set fire to almost all the vegetation around them which would burn.” (Stewart 1963). The purpose of this chapter is to examine the role of such fires in southern Africa in the broader context, beyond its use in modern commercial farming systems and land management.

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American Literature and Social Changeevere droughts do occur, albeit infrequently (Schulze and McGee 1978). If, however, a comparison is made between the present occurrence of forest and these bioclimatic zones, it appears that very little of this potential is actually realized (Huntley, this volume, chapter 1).

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-59935-3g to the use of fire. Previous chapters have dealt with the reaction of plant communities to fire and this chapter will deal with three specific aspects viz the objectives of burning, the incorporation of fire into some management systems and fire legislation.