PC25045Orchid losers and winners after fire in West Australian urban bushland: a response continuum deeply integrated with other traits
Fire history responses were measured for 17 orchids in south-western Australian urban banksia woodland. Some were highly tolerant and flowered more after fire, but others were less common or absent, as explained by their biology. Orchid diversity increased for four decades after fire. Fire must be carefully managed in orchid habitats.
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