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Welcome to the Forest Ecology feed! This feed is designed to share research on forest ecology around the world. 馃尦馃尣 - DM @jeremycours.bsky.social to be added as contributor. - Use the 馃崄 emoji or the #forestecol in your posts to appear in the feed. BlueskyFeedCreator.com

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juli g pausas @jgpausas.bsky.social 路 1d
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In Mediterranean ecosystems, fire-sensitive species live in rocky areas, not because they prefer them, but because they are fire refugia. Yet, sometimes fire is intense enough to get there, reducing the population size Juniperus phoenicea, E Spain #IFSegorbe 馃И馃實馃敟馃馃尡馃崄馃尦馃 #plantsci wildfire

Martin Dovciak馃尦馃尡馃尰 @dovciak-lab.bsky.social 路 2d
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馃崄 馃寧 馃寪 Greenhouse visit for lab meeting! 馃尡 MS student Jenna Meyer is investigating how seed banks vary along elevational gradients across the temperate-to-boreal forest ecotone in the northeastern U.S. Unexpected bonus: many bryophytes are emerging from the samples, inspiring a new side project!

Martin Dovciak馃尦馃尡馃尰 @dovciak-lab.bsky.social 路 11d
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馃崄Please welcome Heather Whalen Smith, an MPS student in Ecological Restoration! After a career in academic libraries, Heather brings experience in conservation, land-use planning, & environmental review, & she helped with our research on forested wetlands affected by emerald ash borer this summer.

juli g pausas @jgpausas.bsky.social 路 12d
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Some "fire lilies" are now flowering in the area burned 2 months ago: Leucojum valentinum & Narcissus obsoletus (Amaryllidaceae). As you can see, they are hysteranthous (ie, produce flowers before their leaves). #IFValldUix贸 馃И馃實馃敟馃尡馃崄馃馃尶 #PlantSci botany wildfire