Landscape age and soil fertility, climatic stability, and fire regime predictability: beyond the OCBIL framework

Landscape age and soil fertility, climatic stability, and fire regime predictability: beyond the OCBIL framework

Hopper (Plant Soil 322:49–86, 2009) introduced landscape age, climate buffering, and soil nutrient status as descriptors for a continuum between old, climatically buffered landscapes characterised by low soil fertility (OCBIL) and young, often disturbed landscapes characterised by fertile soils (YOD...

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Main Authors: Mucina, Ladislav, Wardell-Johnson, Grant
Format: Journal Article
Published: Springer 2011
Subjects:
Old stable landscape (OSL)
Climatic stability
Cape flora
Capensis
Mediterranean woody-plants
Tropical rain-forests
Host plants
Evolution of landscapes
Diversity
South-Western Australia
Patterns
Pyro-landscapes
Fire regime predictability
Uplift
Refugium
Soil fertility
Landscape age
African climate
Palaeosurface
SWAFR
Landscape rejuvenation
Evolution
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/41038

Internet

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/41038

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