We may have missed some women & non-English speakers; their invisibility is a long-standing problem. If so, we would appreciate feedback on such omissions
why were these scientists, doing such groundbreaking work for fire ecology, not mentioned in this review article ? because the articles/works were written in French, - or because they are not available in "standard literature databases" ? Or other "causes" ?
(4 part end of my comment/question to Juli Pausas post) @jgpausas@ecology@wildfirescience@plantscience@biodiversity@evolution
"We extracted ancient DNA from a recently exposed fracture surface of a clay brick deriving from the palace of king Ashurnasirpal II (883–859 BCE) in Nimrud, Iraq. We detected 34 unique taxonomic groups of plants."
"We extracted ancient DNA from a recently exposed fracture surface of a clay brick deriving from the palace of king Ashurnasirpal II (883–859 BCE) in Nimrud, Iraq. We detected 34 unique taxonomic groups of plants."