They consisted of clusters of 5 -30 highly charred, cube-shaped, golfball-sized limestone rocks.
The visible char height of the fires was noted on the trunk of all trees examined in the 16 burnt forest plots.
They consisted of clusters of 5-30 highly charred, cube-shaped, golfball-sized limestone rocks.
Buttressed trees were associated with deeper leaf litter accumulation at their bases and higher char heights than trees without buttresses.
