Abstract Prescribed fire – the intentional use of fire to help achieve a land management goal – is becoming increasingly common as a land management practice. Soil physical, chemical, and biological properties can be affected by prescribed fires, but depend on the fire, soil type, residence time and frequency, and may not be changed substantially in low-severity burns. Here, we examined soil bacterial community composition immediately post-fire (15 days) in a sandy jack pine barrens soil in Wisconsin, USA. Soil bacterial communities clustered significantly by sample site (p
Short communication: Surface charring from prescribed burning has minimal effects on soil bacterial community composition two weeks post-fire in jack pine barrens
Published 2019 in Applied Soil Ecology
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Applied Soil Ecology
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2019-12-01
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Environmental Science
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