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Dyrness CT, Van Cleve K, Levison JD (1989) The effect of wildfire on soil chemistry in four forest types in interior Alaska. Can J For Res 19:1389-1396
Fahey TJ, Hill MO, Stevens PA, Hornung M, Rowland P (1991) Nutrient accumulation in vegetation following conventional and whole-tree harvest of Sitka spruce plantations in North
Wales. Forestry 64:271-227
Ferran A, Vallejo VR (1992) Litter dynamics in post-fire successional forests of Quercus ilex.
Vegetatio 99/100:239-246
Ferran A, Serrasolsas I, Vallejo VR (1992) Soil evolution after fire in Quercus ilex and Pinus
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environmental changes. Elsevier, London, pp 397-404
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la Serra de Prades, Tarragona. MSc Thesis, Escola Superior d' Agricultura de Barcelona, Barcelona
Gillon D, Rapp M (1989) Nutrient losses during a winter low-intensity prescribed fire in a
Mediterranean forest. Plant Soil 120:69-77
Grier CC (1975) Wildfire effects on nutrient distribution and leaching in a coniferous ecosystem. Can J For Res 5:599-607
Hiibner C, Redl G, Wurst F (1991) In situ methodology for studying N-mineralization in soils
using anion exchange resins. Soil Bioi Biochem 23:701-702
Josa R, Arias X, Sole A (1994) Effects of slashburning on some soil physical properties in a
holm-oak coppice In: Sala M, Rubio JL (eds) Soil erosion and degradation as a consequence
of forest fires. Geoforma Ediciones, Logrofio, pp 29-42
Kauffman JB, Till KM, Shea RW (1992) Biogeochemistry of deforestation and biomass burning.
In: Dunnette DA, O'Brien RJ (eds) The science of global change. The impact of human activities on the environment. American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, pp 426-456
Khanna PK, Raison RJ, Falkiner RA (1994) Chemical properties of eucalyptus litter ash and effects of ash on forest soils. For Ecol Manage 66: 107-125
Kutiel P, Shaviv A (1989) Effect of simulated forest fire on the availability ofN and P in Mediterranean soils. Plant Soil 120:57-63
Little SN, Ohmann JL (1988) Estimating nitrogen lost from forest floor during prescribed fires
in Douglas-fir Western hemlock clearcuts. For Sci 34:152-164
Marion GM, Moreno JM, Oechel WC (1991) Fire severity, ash deposition, and clipping effects on
soil nutrients in chaparral. Soil Sci Soc Am J 55:235-240
Poch R (1992) Seguiment lisimetric en sols d'alzinars de Prades afectats per foc i tala. MSc Thesis, Escola Superior d' Agricultura de Barcelona, Barcelona
Raison RJ, Khanna PK, Woods PV (1985a) Mechanisms of element transfer to the atmosphere
during vegetation fires. Can J For Res 15:132-140
Raison RJ, Khanna PK, Woods PV (1985b) Transfer of elements to the atmosphere during low
intensity prescribed fires in three Australian subalpine eucalypt forests. Can J For Res 15:
657-664
Sabate S (1993) Canopy structure and nutrient content in a Quercus ilex 1. forest of Prades
mountains: effects of natural and experimental manipulation of growth conditions. PhD
Thesis, University of Barcelona, Barcelona
327
References
Binkley D (1986) Soil acidity in loblolly pine stands with interval burning. Soil Sci Soc Am J 50:
1590-1594
DeBano LF, Rice RM, Conrad CE (1979) Soil heating in chaparral fires: effects on soil properties,
plant nutrients, erosion, and runoff. USDA For Serv, Pacific Southwest For Range Exp Stn,
Res Pap PSW-145, Berkeley, California
Dunn PH, DeBano LF, Eberlein GE (1979) Effects of burning on chaparral soils: II. Soil microbes
and nitrogen mineralization. Soil Sci Soc Am J 43:509-514
Dyrness CT, Van Cleve K, Levison JD (1989) The effect of wildfire on soil chemistry in four forest types in interior Alaska. Can J For Res 19:1389-1396
Fahey TJ, Hill MO, Stevens PA, Hornung M, Rowland P (1991) Nutrient accumulation in vegetation following conventional and whole-tree harvest of Sitka spruce plantations in North
Wales. Forestry 64:271-227
Ferran A, Vallejo VR (1992) Litter dynamics in post-fire successional forests of Quercus ilex.
Vegetatio 99/100:239-246
Ferran A, Serrasolsas I, Vallejo VR (1992) Soil evolution after fire in Quercus ilex and Pinus
halepensis forests. In: Teller A, Mathy P, Jeffers JNR (eds) Responses of forest ecosystems to
environmental changes. Elsevier, London, pp 397-404
Gazquez R (1994) Seguimiento lisimetrico del efecto del fuego y de la tala en suelos forestales de
la Serra de Prades, Tarragona. MSc Thesis, Escola Superior d' Agricultura de Barcelona, Barcelona
Gillon D, Rapp M (1989) Nutrient losses during a winter low-intensity prescribed fire in a
Mediterranean forest. Plant Soil 120:69-77
Grier CC (1975) Wildfire effects on nutrient distribution and leaching in a coniferous ecosystem. Can J For Res 5:599-607
Hiibner C, Redl G, Wurst F (1991) In situ methodology for studying N-mineralization in soils
using anion exchange resins. Soil Bioi Biochem 23:701-702
Josa R, Arias X, Sole A (1994) Effects of slashburning on some soil physical properties in a
holm-oak coppice In: Sala M, Rubio JL (eds) Soil erosion and degradation as a consequence
of forest fires. Geoforma Ediciones, Logrofio, pp 29-42
Kauffman JB, Till KM, Shea RW (1992) Biogeochemistry of deforestation and biomass burning.
In: Dunnette DA, O'Brien RJ (eds) The science of global change. The impact of human activities on the environment. American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, pp 426-456
Khanna PK, Raison RJ, Falkiner RA (1994) Chemical properties of eucalyptus litter ash and effects of ash on forest soils. For Ecol Manage 66: 107-125
Kutiel P, Shaviv A (1989) Effect of simulated forest fire on the availability ofN and P in Mediterranean soils. Plant Soil 120:57-63
Little SN, Ohmann JL (1988) Estimating nitrogen lost from forest floor during prescribed fires
in Douglas-fir Western hemlock clearcuts. For Sci 34:152-164
Marion GM, Moreno JM, Oechel WC (1991) Fire severity, ash deposition, and clipping effects on
soil nutrients in chaparral. Soil Sci Soc Am J 55:235-240
Poch R (1992) Seguiment lisimetric en sols d'alzinars de Prades afectats per foc i tala. MSc Thesis, Escola Superior d' Agricultura de Barcelona, Barcelona
Raison RJ, Khanna PK, Woods PV (1985a) Mechanisms of element transfer to the atmosphere
during vegetation fires. Can J For Res 15:132-140
Raison RJ, Khanna PK, Woods PV (1985b) Transfer of elements to the atmosphere during low
intensity prescribed fires in three Australian subalpine eucalypt forests. Can J For Res 15:
657-664
Sabate S (1993) Canopy structure and nutrient content in a Quercus ilex 1. forest of Prades
mountains: effects of natural and experimental manipulation of growth conditions. PhD
Thesis, University of Barcelona, Barcelona