Positive fire feedbacks contribute to shifts from Nothofagus pumilio forests to fire‐prone shrublands in Patagonia

E-ISSN： 1654-1103|26|1|89-101

ISSN： 1100-9233

Source： JOURNAL OF VEGETATION SCIENCE, Vol.26, Iss.1, 2015-01, pp. : 89-101

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