(*) pines have adapted to survive this condition.
Based on their response to this condition, J. S. Rowe divided plants into invaders, evaders, avoiders, resisters, and endurers. The go-to example of an obligate seeder is manzanita, Arctostaphylos glauca, whose seeds only break dormancy in response to this condition. The pattern, frequency, and intensity of this condition determines its namesake regime. The Ponderosa, longleaf, and slash (*) pines have adapted to survive this condition. These events play a large role in the evolution and maintenance of many ecosystems by doing things like creating gaps in the canopy, which allows shade-intolerant species to grow, and clearing underbrush. Herbivory promoted by this condition is known as pyric ("PIE-rick") herbivory. For 10 points, name these events that puny humans have attempted to replace with "controlled burns"
Based on their response to this condition, J. S. Rowe divided plants into invaders, evaders, avoiders, resisters, and endurers.
wildfires