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Shoot flammability patterns in native and exotic street tree species at the WUI of eastern Australia
Fire (Huber-Smith, Morley, Krix, Murray et al.; University of Technology Sydney). 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: uts-murray-tree.
- Publisher
- Fire (Huber-Smith, Morley, Krix, Murray et al.; University of Technology Sydney)
- Region
- Central Coast, New South Wales, Australia
- Evidence kind
- Lab-tested
- Linked plants
- 10
- Normalized rows
- 10
- Fire-evidence rows
- 10
The paper finds that rankings across time-to-flame, flame duration, number of flaming events, and flame temperature are not concordant. Verdict map: the sole taxon the authors identify across attributes as a potential low-flammability street-tree candidate = recommend; every other measured taxon = mixed. No per-attribute extreme is promoted to an overall verdict.
Linked plant records (10)
| Plant | Source use |
|---|---|
| Brush box | fire evidence · 1 |
| Coast Banksia | fire evidence · 1 |
| Green ash | fire evidence · 1 |
| Jacaranda | fire evidence · 1 |
| Japanese zelkova | fire evidence · 1 |
| Lacebark elm | fire evidence · 1 |
| Pin oak | fire evidence · 1 |
| Spotted Gum | fire evidence · 1 |
| Tuckeroo | fire evidence · 1 |
| Water gum | fire evidence · 1 |