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Flammability of some companion species in cork oak forests

Annals of Forest Science (Dehane, Hernando, Guijarro & Madrigal). This registry entry connects 10 plant records to 10 normalized source rows. It is primary fire evidence whose independent lineage can affect a fire classification. Evidence kind: lab-tested; lineage: inia-madrid-tree.

Publisher: Annals of Forest Science (Dehane, Hernando, Guijarro & Madrigal)
Region: Tlemcen Mountains, western Algeria
Evidence kind: Lab-tested
Linked plants: 10
Normalized rows: 10
Fire-evidence rows: 10

K-means classifications of fresh and oven-dried fuels differ. The paper's abstract explicitly identifies Calicotome spinosa, Tetraclinis articulata, Juniperus oxycedrus, and Pinus halepensis as highly flammable. Verdict map: this explicit overall high group = avoid; all other measured taxa = mixed. No recommend verdict is inferred from a favorable fresh-only cluster.

The complete article is publicly archived in HAL. All ten exact species are represented. Fresh twigs with foliage and paired oven-dried samples were tested by mass-loss calorimeter. Hernando, Guijarro, and Madrigal place this in the INIA Madrid fire-lab program already represented by Ganteaume; the Algerian samples are new data but share one inia-madrid-tree vote.

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Linked plant records (10)

Each row names the evidence channel this source supports. Range, status, hardiness, and fire-ecology context remain separate from fire classification.

Plant	Source use
aleppo pinePinus halepensis	fire evidence · 1
arar treeTetraclinis articulata	fire evidence · 1
briar rootErica arborea	fire evidence · 1
cade juniperJuniperus oxycedrus	fire evidence · 1
cork oakQuercus suber	fire evidence · 1
Gall Oak TreeQuercus faginea	fire evidence · 1
holly oakQuercus ilex	fire evidence · 1
mastic treePistacia lentiscus	fire evidence · 1
Spiny BroomCalycotoma spinosa	fire evidence · 1
strawberry treeArbutus unedo	fire evidence · 1

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