Methods to assess fire-induced tree mortality: comparing heated water baths to experimental laboratory fires
Raquel Partelli‐Feltrin(University of Idaho), Daniel M. Johnson(Wake Forest University), Mark A. Cochrane(University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science), Henry D. Adams(Washington State University), C. R. Hoffman(Colorado State University), Jasper F. Kok(University of California, Los Angeles), Luigi Boschetti(University of Idaho), R. Alex Thompson(University of California, Merced), Joseph Dahlen(University of Georgia), Dylan W. Schwilk(Unknown), Wade T. Tinkham(Colorado State University), Grant L. Harley(University of Idaho), Andrew T. Hudak(Agricultural Research Service), James G. Moberly(University of Idaho), James A. Lutz(Utah State University), Alexander S. Blanco(University of Idaho), Zachary Foley(University of Idaho), Li Huang(Adidas (Canada)), Robert Kremens(Rochester Institute of Technology), David R. Wilson(Memorial University of Newfoundland), Scott W. Rainsford(Adidas (Canada)), Douglas D. Hardman(University of Idaho)
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