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Fire hazard assessment at different scales in the WUI of semiarid northern Patagonia

Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (Gonzalez, Arias Aller & Ghermandi). This registry entry connects 8 plant records to 8 normalized source rows. It is primary fire evidence whose independent lineage can affect a fire classification. Evidence kind: lab-tested; lineage: gonzalez-ghermandi-tree.

Publisher
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change (Gonzalez, Arias Aller & Ghermandi)
Region
Laguna Blanca National Park, Neuquén, Argentina
Evidence kind
Lab-tested
Linked plants
8
Normalized rows
8
Fire-evidence rows
8

The abstract and Discussion explicitly name the most-flammable species after considering leaf and plant variables. Verdict map: author-named most-flammable taxa measured in this paper = avoid; all other taxa measured in this paper = mixed. No low direction is inferred from a single favorable component.

Complete CC-BY full text is openly published by Frontiers. Eight exact taxa were newly sampled; Mulinum spinosum is excluded because this article imports its data from Blackhall and Raffaele 2019. Three of the newly measured taxa belong to the paper's four-member most-flammable group. This is a new Gonzalez/Ghermandi Laguna Blanca dataset; citation or import of one Blackhall result does not merge the eight new measurements with the earlier paper.

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Linked plant records (8)

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

PlantSource use
Anarthrophyllum rigidumAnarthrophyllum rigidum fire evidence · 1
Colliguaja integerrimaColliguaja integerrima fire evidence · 1
Lycium chilenseLycium chilense fire evidence · 1
Nassauvia axillarisNassauvia axillaris fire evidence · 1
Pappostipa speciosaPappostipa speciosa fire evidence · 1
Retanilla patagonicaRetanilla patagonica fire evidence · 1
Schinus marchandiiSchinus marchandii fire evidence · 1
Senecio filaginoidesSenecio filaginoides fire evidence · 1

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