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Publisher

Environmental Management (Ganteaume, Jappiot, Lampin, Guijarro, Hernando)

Region

Provence, southeastern France

Evidence kind

Lab-tested

Linked plants

6

Normalized rows

6

Fire-evidence rows

6

The hierarchical analysis assigns poorly flammable, not very flammable, moderately flammable, highly flammable, and extremely flammable clusters. Verdict map: poorly/not very = recommend; moderately = mixed; highly/extremely = avoid. For Cupressus sempervirens the row follows the paper's overall conclusion: live leaves were not very flammable, but its accumulated dead leaves were extremely flammable and the authors say the species should be avoided near houses.

Public author-produced full text is archived by HAL. Six exact species are represented; Phyllostachys sp. is excluded because the paper identifies it only to genus. Guijarro and Hernando overlap the INIA Madrid fire-lab papers, so this source conservatively shares the inia-madrid-tree vote. It uses Valette's published epiradiator protocol and scale, but has different authors and a new ornamental dataset, so protocol reuse alone does not merge it with Valette 1990.

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Linked plant records (6)

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

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