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AFAC Knowledge Web > Research and Reports > Fire Behaviour > Prescribed Fire > The Effects of Fire on Invertebrate Food Web Structure in Buttongrass Moorlands of Tasmania

Title:: The Effects of Fire on Invertebrate Food Web Structure in Buttongrass Moorlands of Tasmania
Date:: August 2008
Organisations: BCRC
Authors:: Fiona Christie, Karl Brennan, Alan York
Location:: Australia, Australia

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The research aims to investigate the cycling of carbon and nitrogen through the decomposer and herbivore food webs using stable isotope analysis and to determine how fire effects food web structure and ecosystem functioning.

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