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  1. Soil heating during wildfires and prescribed burns: a global evaluation
  2. Comparing modeled soil temperature and moisture dynamics during prescribed fires, slash-pile burns and wildfires
  3. Soil heating under wildfires and prescribed burns and their relevance to archaeological investigations
  4. Post-fire management and biocrust development interact in mid-term soil recovery after a wildfire
  5. Into the unknown: The role of post‐fire soil erosion in the carbon cycle
  6. Response on the “Characterising wildfire impacts on ecosystem services: A triangulation of scientific findings, governmental reports, and expert perceptions in Portugal”
  7. Which is the role of post-fire SOC erosion in the C cycle?
  8. How much does it cost to mitigate soil erosion after wildfires?
  9. Prediction, validation, and uncertainties of a nation-wide post-fire soil erosion risk assessment in Portugal
  10. Changes in pools of organic matter and major elements in the soil following prescribed pastoral burning in the central Pyrenees
  11. Factors controlling the buildup of humus and particulate organic matter in European beech and Scots pine stands at their southernmost distribution limits (Moncayo Massif, Spain)
  12. Effectiveness of post-fire soil erosion mitigation treatments: A systematic review and meta-analysis
  13. Influence of topography on sediment dynamics and soil chemical properties in a Mediterranean forest historically affected by wildfires: NE Iberian Peninsula
  14. Mitigation of post-fire erosion from terraced micro-catchments using timber barriers
  15. Post-fire soil erosion risk map in Portugal: prediction and validation
  16. A meta-analysis on the effectiveness of post-fire soil erosion mitigation treatments
  17. Tackling post-fire impacts and their mitigation by modelling hydrological processes at different scales in Portugal
  18. What is wrong with post‐fire soil erosion modelling? A meta‐analysis on current approaches, research gaps, and future directions
  19. Topsoil microstructure changes after a shrubland prescribed burn (Central Pyrenees, NE Spain)
  20. What is wrong with post-fire soil erosion modelling?
  21. Changes in soil organic matter composition after Scots pine afforestation in a native European beech forest revealed by analytical pyrolysis (Py-GC/MS)
  22. Prescribed fire effects on soil organic carbon and biological properties
  23. Effects of prescribed burning for pasture reclamation on soil chemical properties in subalpine shrublands of the Central Pyrenees (NE-Spain)
  24. Effects of prescribed burning on soil organic C, aggregate stability and water repellency in a subalpine shrubland: Variations among sieve fractions and depths
  25. Changes in Topsoil Properties after Centennial Scots Pine Afforestation in a European Beech Forest (NE Spain)
  26. Soil C and N isotope composition after a centennial Scots pine afforestation in podzols of native European beech forests in NE-Spain
  27. Short-term and midterm evolution of topsoil organic matter and biological properties after prescribed burning for pasture recovery (Tella, Central Pyrenees, Spain)
  28. Effects of prescribed fire for pasture management on soil organic matter and biological properties: A 1-year study case in the Central Pyrenees
  29. Burn effects on soil properties associated to heat transfer under contrasting moisture content
  30. Soil humus changes with elevation in Scots pine stands of the Moncayo Massif (NE Spain)
  31. Immediate effects of prescribed burning in the Central Pyrenees on the amount and stability of topsoil organic matter
  32. The influence of elevation on soil properties and forest litter in the Siliceous Moncayo Massif, SW Europe