Fire Frequency Effects on Longleaf Pine ( Pinus palustris P. Miller) Vegetation in South Carolina and Northeast Florida, USA

By J. S. Glitzenstein, D. R. Streng, D. Wade. 2003

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Restoring the Ground Layer of Longleaf Pine Ecosystems (2007, background): “This pattern has been shown both in mesic productive savannas (Walker and Peet 1983; Glitzenstein et al. 2003) and in xeric sites (Walker 1998).”
Prescribed fire effects on the herbaceous layer of mixed-oak forests (2005, background): “Long-term prescribed fire application also has been shown to have a large effect on herb layer vegetation in longleaf pine savannas of the southeastern United States (Brockway and Lewis 1997; Glitzenstein et al. 2003), as fire promoted greater cover and diversity of grasses and forbs.”
Ecological Forestry in the Southeast: Understanding the Ecology of Fuels (2009, background): “Declines in species richness (Glitzenstein et al. 2003, Kirkman et al. 2004b), as well as loss of rare species and endemics (Liu et al. 2005), have been recorded when return intervals exceed 3 years in southeastern pine woodlands.”