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Leaf thermal and chemical properties as natural drivers of plant flammability

IJERPH (Guerrero et al.; UTFSM). This registry entry connects 5 plant records to 5 normalized source rows. It is primary fire evidence whose independent lineage can affect a fire classification. Evidence kind: lab-tested; lineage: guerrero-utfsm-tree.

Publisher: IJERPH (Guerrero et al.; UTFSM)
Region: Peñuelas Lake National Reserve, Valparaíso, Chile
Evidence kind: Lab-tested
Linked plants: 5
Normalized rows: 5
Fire-evidence rows: 5

Table 2 applies Valette's 0-5 live-leaf flammability index. Verdict map: 0-1 = recommend; 2-3 = mixed; 4-5 = avoid. Ignition frequency and mean ignition time are retained per species.

Complete CC-BY full text and Table 2 are public. All five exact taxa are represented. Guerrero/UTFSM, the Peñuelas study site, and the species panel overlap the 2020 thermochemistry paper, so both remain one guerrero-utfsm-tree vote despite the new epiradiator measurements.

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Linked plant records (5)

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

Plant	Source use
Blue GumEucalyptus globulus	fire evidence · 1
PeumoCryptocarya alba	fire evidence · 1
Radiata pinePinus radiata	fire evidence · 1
Silver WattleAcacia dealbata	fire evidence · 1
Soapbark treeQuillaja saponaria	fire evidence · 1

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