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Fire in Mediterranean Ecosystems: ecology, evolution and management: J.E. KEELEY, W.J. BOND, R.A. BRADSTOCK, J.G. PAUSAS, P.W. RUNDEL, (2012), Cambridge University Press, 515 p.

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Marriner, Nick·2013·Méditerranée

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Fire is a powerful agent of environmental change that has significantly shaped ecosystems since the Palaeozoic. “Fire in Mediterranean Ecosystems: ecology, evolution and management” focuses on the ecological role and human dimensions of fire for five Mediterranean-Type Climate (MTC) regions of the world. Mediterranean ecosystems are particularly pertinent units of analysis because their fire-prone ecosystems tend to be juxtaposed with major metropolitan centres, as a number of widely mediati...

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Authors
Marriner, N.
Venue
Méditerranée
Publisher
OpenEdition
Published
2013
Volume
121
Pages
111-111
ISSN
  • 0025-8296 (ISSN-L)
  • 1760-8538
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182
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9.57
Type
journal article
Language
en
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