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The unburned forest remnants of boreal mixed-woods, also known as fire residuals, are essential in providing habitats for disturbance-sensitive species and function as the main source of recolonization of disturbed sites. Forest remnants have been identified as historical or potential reservoirs of genetic diversity in several tree species in fire-prone landscapes. In this study, we investigate the...
Burned areas in boreal mixedwood forests usually include tree patches that partially or entirely escaped fire. Some of these post‐fire residual stands – called fire refuges – can escape several consecutive fires due to particular microsite conditions. Despite their potential importance as biodiversity hotspots, the long‐term forest dynamics of fire refuges is unknown. High‐resolution analysis of plant...
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