http://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/After-inferno-Mt-Diablo-bursts-with-long-hidden-5475899.php
After inferno, Mt. Diablo bursts with long-hidden flowers
Thank you for this.
Here is a good generalized article on the very misunderstood ecology of
fire, appropriately named, /_The Ecology of Fire_/:
The ecology of fire
by: C. F. Cooper http://www.citeulike.org/group/10326/author/Cooper:CF
/Scientific American/, Vol. 204, No. 4. (1961)
Thank you.
I wish the article had addressed the issue of seed dormancy. Had those
fire-flower seeds been waiting their chance in-place for forty years, or
were they somehow transported into the burned zone after the fire?
Martin M. Meiss
2014-05-15 10:34 GMT-04:00 David Inouye ino...@umd.edu:
