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Appendix S1 Table of studies contributing data on proportions of plants sprouting after various disturbances from various vegetation types.
Region
Australia
Australia
Australia
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Disturbance
Location
Veg
no
Vegetation
Species
clip
glasshouse Sydney NSW Australia
clip, clip &
burn
clip
glasshouse, NSW northern
Tablelands, Australia
Glasshouse, Sydney Australia
clip
glasshouse, BCI Panama
clip
Mexico city Mexico
6
clip, potted
glasshouse, Texas USA
9
wind,
hurricane
wind,
hurricane
snap, bend
Blue Mountains, Jamaica
1
Evergreen rain forest
47
Luquillo Exp. Forest, Puerto Rico
1
Evergreen rain forest
4
Barro Colorado Is. Panama
1
Evergreen rain forest
4
fragmentation Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve, 1
Costa Rica, 1300-1800m
wind, various, Monteverde Cloud Forest reserve, 1
other treefall Costa Rica (10o18'N 84o48'W)
etc
1480m
treefall etc
Barro Colorado Is. Panama
1
Evergreen rain forest
20
Evergreen rain forest
6
Evergreen rain forest
303
Evergreen rain forest
69
wind,
hurricane
Bluefields, Nicaragua (11o53'N,
83o58'W and 12o16'N, 83o53'W)
44
118
26
13
1
Revista de Biologia Tropical, 38, 347-360.
Central America Zimmerman, J. K. et al. (1994) Responses of tree species to hurricane winds in
subtropical wet forest in Puerto Rico: implications for tropical life histories.
Journal of Ecology 82, 911-922 (1994).
South America Kauffman, J.B. (1991) Survival by resprouting following fire in tropical forests
of the eastern Amazon. Biotropica, 23, 219-224.
South America Negrelle, R.R.B. (1995) Resprouting after uprooting of canopy trees in the
Atlantic rain forest of Brazil. Forest Ecology and Management, 27, 448-454.
South America Vidal, E., Johns, J., Gerwing, J.J., Barreto, P., & Uhl, C. (1997) Vine
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South East Asia Kiyono, Y. & Hastaniah (2000). Pp. 199-217.. In Rainforest Ecosystems of East
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Australia
Bowman, D.M.J.S. (1991) Recovery of some northern Australian monsoon forest
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Australia
Bowman, D.M.J.S. (2000) Australian rainforests: islands of green in a land of fire
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. P171
Australia
Lonsdale, W.M. & Braithwaite, R.W. (1991) Assessing the effects of fire on
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Australia
Williams, P.R. (2000) Fire-stimulated rainforest seedling recruitment and
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Australia
Williams, R.J., Cook, G.D., Gill, A.M., & Moore, P.H.R. (1999) Fire regime, fire
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North America Terry, S.W. & White, L.D. (1979) Southern wax-myrtle response following
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South America Hoffmann, W.A. (2000) Post-establishment seedling success in the Brazilian
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South America Pinard, M.A., Putz, F.E., & Licona, J.C. (1999) Tree mortality and vine
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Forest Ecology and Management, 116, 247-252.
Australia
Brown, R.F. (1986) The effects of burning, fertilizing, and clipping on
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wind,
hurricane
Luquillo Exp. Forest, Puerto Rico
1
Evergreen rain forest
26
fire
ne Amazonia, Para Brazil (2o55'S,
47o34'W)
Atlantic coast Forest, sw Brazil,
26o04'S 48o38'W
Fazenda Sete, east Amazon, Para,
Brazil
1
Evergreen rain forest
13
1
Evergreen rain forest
13
1
Evergreen rain forest
11
slash and burn east Kalimantan, Indonesia
1
Evergreen rain forest
31
fire
NT Australia
2
Semi-evergreen &
deciduous forest
32
fire
NT Australia
2
56
fire
Kapalga, Kakadu NP, NT Australia 2
(12o34' S, 132o34' E)
Lumholtz NP, Queensland
2
Australia (18o36' S, 145o48' E)
Semi-evergreen &
deciduous forest
Semi-evergreen &
deciduous forest
Semi-evergreen &
deciduous forest
fire
Kapalga, Kakadu NP NT Australia 2
(12o34' S, 132o34' E)
Semi-evergreen &
deciduous forest
29
fire
southern Florida USA
2
Semi-evergreen &
deciduous forest
1
fire
nr Brasilia, D. F. Brazil, 15o56'S,
2
47o53'W
Guaryos Forest Reserve, e. Bolivia, 2
(15o37'-56' S, 62o16'-63o0' W)
Semi-evergreen &
deciduous forest
Semi-evergreen &
deciduous forest
12
Charleville, Qld Australia, 26o25'S 2a
146o13'E
Dry woodland
treefall
clip
fire
fire
fire, clipping
29
14
25
9
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
South America
South America
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Griffin, G.F. & Friedel, M.H. (1984) Effects of fire on central Australian
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409-421.
fire
Alice Springs, central Australia
2a
Dry woodland
9
fire
central Australia, various regions
2a
Dry woodland
14
fire, various
semi-arid eastern Australia
2a
Dry woodland
13
fire, clip
Oakvale, nr Bourke, nw NSW,
Australia (30o55'S; 146o30'E)
Carnarvon, Western Australia
(25o30'S; 114o24'E)
2a
Dry woodland
24
2a
Dry woodland
3
fire
Cobar district cw NSW Australia
2a
Dry woodland
18
fire
western New South Wales,
Australia
2a
Dry woodland
12
clip, repeated
sprout
removal
clip, fire
Ceara, NE Brazil
2a
Dry woodland
4
Serra Talhada, Pernambuco, Brazil 2a
(7o59' S, 38o19'16'" W)
Dry woodland
25
fire
Kings Park, Perth, Western
Australia
4
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
1
fire
Mt Adams, Enneaba, sw WA
Australia (29o25' S 114o58' E)
mediterranean sw WA Australia
4
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
4
Tingle Mosaic, sw Western
Australia (34o45' - 35o10' S,
116o30'-117o45' E)
4
fire
fire
fire
4
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
15
10
Mediterranean
Basin
Mediterranean
Basin
Mediterranean
Basin
Mediterranean
Basin
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
South Africa
South Africa
Australia
Australia
Australia
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Moreno, J.M. & Oechel, W.C. (1991) Fire intensity and herbivory effects on
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Thomas, C.M. & Davis, S.D. (1989) Recovery patterns of three chaparral shrub
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le Maitre, D.C., Jones, C.A., & Forsyth, G.G. (1992) Survival of eight woody
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Auld, T.D. (1990) The survival of juvenile plants of the resprouting shrub
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clip, multiple
El Corredor, Serra de Marina ne
Spain. Lat 42o5'N, long 2o50'E
El Corredor, Serra de Marina ne
Spain. Lat 42o5'N, long 2o50'E
4
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
2
4
fire
Serra de les Cores, Tarronga
province, Spain (40o53'N, 0o41'E)
Barcelona province, ne Spain
(41o35' N, 35o1'54" E)
San Diego Co. California USA
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
7
fire
s California, USA
4
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
17
4
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
24
fire
San Diego county, California, USA 4
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
3
fire, post-fire
drought
fire
Santa Monica mtns, California,
USA (34o2'30" N, 118o42'30" W)
Cape province, South Africa
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
3
fire
Jonkershoek valley, Cape province, 4
South Africa (33o57's, 18o55'E)
Sclerophyll woodlands,
winter rain
8
clip, scorch
Manly Dam Reserve, n Sydney,
NSW Australia
5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
2
fire
Hawkesbury NSW Australia
5
13
fire, clip
scorch
Brisbane Water NP Sydney, NSW
Australia
5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
Moist warm temperate
woodland
clip, scorch
clip, scorch
fire
fire, clip, burn Cerro Viejo, Tehuacan Valley,
Mexico (18o15" N, 97o26'W)
4
4
4
4
4
8
8
4
1
15
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
Australia
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
South America
Bradstock, R.A. (1995) Demography of woody plants in relation to fire: Telopea
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the clonal shrub Andira legalis (Leguminosae) in a sandy coastal plain in south
fire, clip, burn Brisbane Water NP Sydney, NSW
Australia
5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
4
fire
Woronora Plateau, s of Sydney
5
NSW Australia (34o20'S; 150o32'E)
Moist warm temperate
woodland
73
fire
Torrington Plateau, NSW
5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
23
clip, scorch,
burn, graze
southern tablelands NSW Australia 5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
70
fire
Yarramundi, w Sydney, NSW
Australia
5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
18
fire, clip
Brindabella Ranges, ACT Australia 5
(32o25' S, 148o48' E)
Black Mountain, ACT Australia
5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
Moist warm temperate
woodland
6
Orange, central slopes NSW
5
Australia
Brindabella Ranges, ACT Australia 5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
Moist warm temperate
woodland
4
fire after diff
mech treats
wind,
hurricane
San Patricio co, Texas USA
5
8
Big Thicket, Texas, USA 30o33'N
94o25'W
5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
Moist warm temperate
woodland
misc
Hardin county, Texas, USA (30oN, 5
94o12'W)
San Francisco Bay area California, 5
USA
south Florida, USA
5
Moist warm temperate
woodland
Moist warm temperate
woodland
Moist warm temperate
woodland
10
Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil (22o 50' 5
S, 42o 31'W)
Moist warm temperate
woodland
1
fire
burn
fire
fire
wind
fire
17
6
16
2
1
eastern Brazil. Journal of Ecology, 89, 351-357.
Japan
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
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catastrophic windthrow in and old-growth hemlock-hardwoods forest. Forest
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Peterson, C.J. & Rebertus, A.J. (1997) Tornado damage and initial recovery in
three adjacent, lowland temperate forests in Missouri. Journal of Vegetation
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Schuster, J.L. & George, J. (1976) Redberry juniper response to top removal.
Journal of Range Management, 29, 258-259.
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Journal of Range Management, 28, 233-234.
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Blaisdell, J.P. & Mueggler, W.F. (1956) Resprouting of bitterbrush (Purshia
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Blydenstein, J. (1957) The survival of velvet mesquite (Prosopis juliflora var.
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Cable, D.R. (1965) Damage to mesquite, Lehmann Lovegrass and Black Grama
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clip
Chiba, central Japan (35o12' N,
140o9' E)
6
Deciduous forest
3
6
Deciduous forest
9
6
Deciduous forest
8
6
Deciduous forest
4
wind, tornado Mingo Nat. Wildlife Refuge, SE
6
Missouri, USA (36o56' N, 90o 13'
W)
fire
south-central New York state USA 6
Deciduous forest
4
Deciduous forest
25
chopped,
Goliad Co. Texas, USA
shredded, fire
7
Temperate steppe
5
clip
Garza Co Texas, USA
7
Temperate steppe
1
clip
Garza Co Texas, USA
7
Temperate steppe
2
clip, burn
Garza Co Texas, USA
7
Temperate steppe
2
fire
24km se of Baird, Callahan Co.
Texas, USA
Dubois Idaho, USA
7
Temperate steppe
1
7a
6
7a
fire
Santa Cruz Co. & Pinal Co.
Arizona USA
Nr Tuscon Arizona, USA
fire
Nr Tuscon Arizona, USA
7a
clip, burn
High Plains, great Basin Oregon,
7a
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
Semidesert and desert
wind (pulling) Harvard Forest, north-central
Massachusetts, USA
fire
sw Wisconsin, e USA (42o59'N,
90o07'W)
wind, tornado Allegheny NF Pennsylvania USA
fire, clip
fire
7a
6
2
5
4
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
North America
South America
North America
burning and clipping in eastern Oregon USA. Journal of Range Management, 35,
711-714.
Dwyer, D.D. & Pieper, R.D. (1967) Fire effects on blue grama-pinyon-juniper
rangeland in New Mexico. Journal of Range Management, 20, 359-362.
Mueggler, W.F. & Blaisdell, J.P. (1958) Effects on associated species of burning,
rotobeating, spraying, and railing sagebrush. Journal of Range Management, 6166.
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USA
fire
clip, fire, rail
Fort Stanton, Lincoln Co. New
Mexico, USA
Upper Snake River Plains s-e
Idaho, USA
with cold winter
7a
7a
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
2
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
4
2
fire
King Co. & Motley Co. Texas USA 7a
clip
Sutton Co. Texas USA
7a
clip
Wilbarger Co. Texas, USA
(33o48'N 99o29'W)
7a
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
1
fire
Sasabe, Arizona, USA
7a
18
fire
Monte cw Argentina
7a
wind
Minnesota, USA
8
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
Semidesert and desert
with cold winter
Boreal conifer
forest/deciduous forest
1
18
16
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