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Key messageAlong a fire frequency gradient, we found a savanna tree species had the greatest below ground decay compartmentalization after coppicing as compared to other resprouting species located at mesic gradient positions. Abstract In pyrophilic ecosystems, woody plants are repeatedly injured or topkilled (i.e. aboveground tissue is killed) by frequent fires, and many woody species persist in...
Key message Two artificially debarked Afrotemperate tree species showed different trade-offs between wound closure and compartmentalisation of decay in the stem. One species had a relaxed trade-off but inefficient defence, and the other showed more efficient defence but a substantial trade-off. Abstract Bark stripping for medicinal use is a common cause of damage in several indigenous tree species...
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