In southern Australia, some forest ecosystems  are projected to transition to a new state or collapse due to hotter and drier conditions with more fires  . In Australia, most native eucalyptus forest plants have a range of traits that enable them to persist with recurrent fire through recovery buds  or regenerate through seeding , affording them a high level of resilience. For high-end projected 2060-2080 fire weather conditions in southeast Australia , stand-killing wildfires could occur at a severity and frequency greater than the regenerative capacity of seeders . Most New Zealand native plants are not fire resistant and are projected to be replaced by fire-resistant introduced species following climate-change- related fires .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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