Wildfire impacts on freshwater detrital food webs depend on runoff load, exposure time and burnt forest type
Francisco Carvalho(University of Minho), Cláudia Pascoal(Institute for Sustainability), Arunava Pradhan(University of Minho), Isabel Campos(University of Aveiro), Nélson Abrantes(University of Aveiro), Jan Jacob Keizer(University of Aveiro), Fernanda Cássio(Institute for Sustainability)
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