Examples of wildfire

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Their occurrence is consistent with a high concentration of burnt terrestrial organic matter caused by wildfires.
Such surface fires increase fine litter, wood debris and canopy openness, making forests highly vulnerable to intensive wildfires in the future.
The landscape is flat and virtually treeless, and wildfires often strip the ground surface of any vegetation by midway through the dry season.
Most wildfires originate from deliberately set burns.
Control of vegetation by tillage also reduces the risk of wildfire during the dry season.
Finally, the fact that the fossils are preserved as fusain, indicating the presence of extensive wildfire in the area, goes against a mangrove interpretation.
Although this system is essential to current practices and wildfire management, it is not without its shortcomings.
Where wildfire is concerned, the many differences between such countries can perhaps be pinned down to two essentials.
The reason teachers don't know the word is that it is a recent arrival, and has apparently spread like wildfire throughout the primary-school aged population.
The next step is to feed these data into models that predict wildfire spread.
What might be the nature of agency, coordination, and learning in social production and amoeba-like wildfire activities?
Paired plots were chosen based on their proximity and assumed similarity prior to the wildfire.
The slander spread like wildfire and was only checked when the drunk who invented it confessed in a magistrates court.
A forest extensively damaged by a natural wildfire will experience a change in the short- and medium-term vegetative inputs to the soil as the forest recovers.
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