Human disturbance and environmental factors as drivers of long-term post-fire regeneration patterns in Mediterranean forests

By M. J. Baeza, A. Valdecantos, J. A. Alloza, V. Vallejo. 2007

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Post-fire Mediterranean vegetation dynamics and diversity: A discussion of succession models § (2008, background): “This conclusion for shrubs does not completely match the conceptual model proposed by Baeza et al. (2007) suggesting that >20 years of fire intervals would promote shrublands dominated by R.”
Landscape--wildfire interactions in southern Europe: implications for landscape management. (2011, background): “Finally, in burned old croplands postfire succession is mostly limited to obligate-seeders, a process that has resulted in the spread of Mediterranean gorse shrublands (Ulex parviflorus) in some areas, increasing the risk and severity of fires (Baeza et al., 2007) (Fig.”
Integration of ecological and socio-economic factors to assess global vulnerability to wildfire (2014, result): “This variable is the opposite of the post-fire regeneration potential, which has been estimated by other authors in local fire vulnerability studies (Baeza et al., 2007).”