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Type: FEIS Review / Summary / Synthesis
Publication Date: 2005
The study area was part of the Slave Lake Forest located 200 km north of Edmonton, Alberta, and just 6 km west of the small town of Hondo. The precise geographical description is northeast section 30, range 2, township 70, west of the 5th meridian (50°06'N, 114°08'W). Sites occurred on well-drained, loamy sand mineral soils with coarse and fine sand under layers. Average elevation was 590 m. Study sites occurred on slopes of less than 10%, but topography was strongly undulated.
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Citation: Gucker, C. 2005. FEIS fire study summary: Understory recovery after burning and reburning quaking aspen stands in central Alberta. Fire Effects Information System. Missoula, MT: USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, Fire, Fuel, and Smoke Science Program.
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- Alberta
- Canada
- Populus tremuloides
- post-fire forest recovery
- quaking aspen
- reburning
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FRAMES Record Number: 3195