Appendix 1: Fire Regime Attributes for Each Vegetation Type Discussed in The Bioregional Chapters

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Contributors ix
4. Foreword xi
5. Preface xv
6. Chapter One. Introduction Fire and California Vegetation 1
7. Part One. Introduction to Fire Ecology
8. Chapter Two. California Fire Climate 11
9. Chapter Three. Fire Weather Principles 27
10. Chapter Four. Fire as a Physical Process 39
11. Chapter Five. Fire as an Ecological Process 57
12. Chapter Six. Characterizing Fire Regimes 71
13. Chapter Seven. Fire and Physical Environment Interactions Soil, Water, and Air 87
14. Chapter Eight. Fire and Plant Interactions 103
15. Chapter Nine. Fire and Animal Interactions 123
16. Part Two. The History and Ecology of Fire in California’S Bioregions
17. Chapter Ten. North Coast Bioregion 149
18. Chapter Eleven. Klamath Mountains Bioregion 171
19. Chapter Twelve. Southern Cascades Bioregion 195
20. Chapter Thirteen. Northeastern Plateaus Bioregion 219
21. Chapter Fourteen. Sierra Nevada Bioregion 249
22. Chapter Fifteen. Central Valley Bioregion 279
23. Chapter Sixteen. Central Coast Bioregion 299
24. Chapter Seventeen. South Coast Bioregion 319
25. Chapter Eighteen. Southeastern Deserts Bioregion 353
26. Part Three. Fire Management Issues in California’S Ecosystems
27. Chapter Nineteen. The Use of Fire by Native Americans in California 381
28. Chapter Twenty. Fire Management and Policy since European Settlement 399
29. Chapter Twenty-One. Fire and Fuel Management 411
30. Chapter Twenty-Two. Fire, Watershed Resources, and Aquatic Ecosystems 429
31. Chapter Twenty-Three. Fire, Air Quality, and Greenhouse Gases 439
32. Chapter Twenty-Four. Fire and Invasive Plants 459
33. Chapter Twenty-Five. Fire and At-Risk Species 477
34. Chapter Twenty-Six. Fire and Climate Change 493
35. Chapter Twenty-Seven. Social Dynamics of Wildland Fire in California 507
36. Chapter Twenty-Eight. The Future of Fire in California’S Ecosystems 517
37. Appendix 1: Fire Regime Attributes for Each Vegetation Type Discussed in The Bioregional Chapters 523
38. Index 529