Wildfires are increasingly making global headlines due to their destructive effects. In many parts of the world, climate change (1), accelerating land-use alterations (2), and other factors are making large wildfires more frequent and their ecological effects more severe (3). Most organisms in the world’s fire-prone ecosystems have evolutionary adaptations to cope with natural fire cycles (2).
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