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Survey of low-flammability plants in burned Cerrado areas and analysis of physical properties

Ciência Florestal (Souza & Vale; Universidade de Brasília and CBMDF). This registry entry connects 4 plant records to 4 normalized source rows. It is primary fire evidence whose independent lineage can affect a fire classification. Evidence kind: post-fire survey; lineage: unb-cbmdf-tree.

Publisher: Ciência Florestal (Souza & Vale; Universidade de Brasília and CBMDF)
Region: Federal District, Brazil
Evidence kind: Post-fire survey
Linked plants: 4
Normalized rows: 4
Fire-evidence rows: 4

The authors explicitly classify three repeatedly preserved taxa as low flammability and Echinolaena inflexa as the high-flammability comparator. Verdict map: author-classified low = recommend; author-classified high = avoid. The published weighted physical-property score is retained but not remapped.

Complete Portuguese full text and an English abstract are openly published by UFSM. Seven burned areas totaling about 40 ha were walked within four days of fire; multiple preserved individuals were documented beside consumed vegetation, followed by leaf physical-property analysis. All four exact taxa are represented. This University of Brasília/DF fire-brigade program is one unb-cbmdf-tree lineage.

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Linked plant records (4)

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

Plant	Source use
Echinolaena inflexaEchinolaena inflexa	fire evidence · 1
Lavoisiera bergiiLavoisiera bergii	fire evidence · 1
Palicourea rigidaPalicourea rigida	fire evidence · 1
Vochysia thyrsoideaVochysia thyrsoidea	fire evidence · 1

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