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First published 2004-04

Past uppermost tree limit in the Central European Alps (Switzerland) based on soil and soil charcoal

Adriana L. Carnelli, Jean-Paul Theurillat, Michel Thinon [...]

The Holocene

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First published 2014-1

Fire and forest history of central European low mountain forest sites based on soil charcoal analysis: The case of the eastern Harz

Vincent Robin, Hans-Rudolf Bork, Marie-Josée Nadeau [...]

The Holocene

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First published 2010-02

Reconstruction of Holocene high-altitude vegetation cover in the French southern Alps: evidence from soil charcoal

Brigitte Talon

The Holocene

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First published 2001-02

Are Holocene wood-charcoal fragments stratified in alpine and subalpine soils? Evidence from the Alps based on AMS 14C dates

Christopher Carcaillet

The Holocene

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First published 2010-02

The age and history of the French Mediterranean steppe revisited by soil wood charcoal analysis

Frédéric Henry, Brigitte Talon, Thierry Dutoit

The Holocene

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First published 2017-3

Late-Holocene fire history as revealed by size,age and composition of the soil charcoal pool in neighbouring beech and spruce forest landscapes in SE Norway

Mikael Ohlson, Vanessa M Ellingsen, Marta Vázquez del Olmo [...]

The Holocene

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First published 2010-02

Charcoal fragments of Alpine soils as an indicator of landscape evolution during the Holocene in Val di Sole (Trentino,Italy)

Filippo Favilli, Paolo Cherubini, Martina Collenberg [...]

The Holocene

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First published 2012-2

Long-term fire and forest history of subalpine balsam fir ( Abies balsamea ) and white spruce ( Picea glauca ) stands in eastern Canada inferred from soil charcoal analysis

Guillaume de Lafontaine, Serge Payette

The Holocene

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First published 2000-05

Interpretation of the charcoal record in forest soils: forest fires and their production and deposition of macroscopic charcoal

Mikael Ohlson, Elling Tryterud

The Holocene

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First published 2024-4

Lakes cannot burn and buried charcoals cannot fly: Reconciling lake- versus soil-based reconstructions of past forest dynamics

Todor S Minchev, Guillaume de Lafontaine

The Holocene

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