Assessing the potential fire tolerance of conifer saplings in cold and wet environments using a pyro-ecophysiology approach
Alexander S. Blanco(University of Idaho), Alistair M. S. Smith(University of Idaho), Roshan Prasad Bhatta(University of Idaho), Grant L. Harley(University of Idaho), Scott W. Rainsford(Adidas (Canada)), Gabriella M. Eldridge(Adidas (Canada)), Corbin W. Halsey(University of Idaho), Madeleine F. Stanley(University of Idaho), L. May Brown(University of Idaho), Daniel M. Johnson(University of Georgia), David R. Wilson(University of Idaho), Andrew T. Hudak(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Li Huang(University of Idaho), Daisy P. Estrada Garza(University of Idaho), Aaron M. Sparks(University of Idaho), Jeffrey A. Logan(University of Idaho), Henry D. Adams(Washington State University)
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