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Resprouters are
plant species that are able to
survive fire by the
activation of
dormant vegetative buds to
produce regrowth.
Plants may
resprout from...
- pipes; it can also
crack sidewalks and foundations. It is a
vigorous resprouter, and if not pruned, will
often grow with
multiple trunks.
Although it...
- generation;
resprouters survive fire,
resprouting from a
lignotuber or, more rarely,
epicormic buds
protected by
thick bark. P.
cynaroides is a
resprouter as it...
- introduced, and
invasive species: such as fire
dependent seed, cone, and
resprouter chaparral genera.
Colony (biology)
Ruderal species Climax species Weed...
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sprouting Epicormic shoot, also fire-induced buds Fire
ecology Geoxyle Resprouter Wikimedia Commons has
media related to Lignotubers.
Paula S.;
Naulin P...
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response to fire:
reseeders and
resprouters.
Reseeders are
killed by fire, but it
stimulates their seeds’ germination.
Resprouters are not
completely killed...
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shrubs with hard (sclerophyllous) leaves;
these plants resprout (see
resprouter) from
underground burls after a fire.
Plants that are long-lived in the...
- shape,
growing 3.5 to 5.5 cm long and 3 to 4 cm wide. The
species is a
resprouter, with its root
system allowing it to
survive wild
fires and
droughts seen...
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Coppicing Crown sprouting Cutting (plant)
Lignotuber Plant hormone Pollarding Resprouter Witch's
broom "Glossary:
epicormic buds".
EUCLID -
Eucalypts of Australia...
- 2010). "Eucalyptus
regnans (Myrtaceae): A fire-sensitive
eucalypt with a
resprouter epicormic structure".
American Journal of Botany. 97 (4): 545–556. doi:10...
