Examining the relationship between fire history and Sudden Oak Death patterns: A case study in Sonoma County1 Max A. Moritz2, Dennis C. Odion3 Abstract Fire is often integral to forest ecology and can affect forest disea

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Date: 2011-02-23 16:33:04 Science Tree diseases Sudden oak death Ecological succession Environmental design Spatial analysis Vegetation Landscape ecology Sonoma California Biology Statistics Ecology		Examining the relationship between fire history and Sudden Oak Death patterns: A case study in Sonoma County1 Max A. Moritz2, Dennis C. Odion3 Abstract Fire is often integral to forest ecology and can affect forest disea Add to Reading List Source URL: nature.berkeley.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 252,36 KB Share Document on Facebook

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