The above graph shows the distribution of pima and piba(species of trees), at burned and unburned plots.
We see that at unburned plots the area of both the species is same but in burn plots, the burnt area of pima is larger than piba.
A semi conclusive statement can be made that pima may be responsible for wildfires.
The above figure shows the percent combustion of biomass(dry matter), according to moisture class.
Two inferences can be made from above graph:
Following inferences can be made:
1)Xeric has lowest combustion percentage and xeric has a high distribution of piba.So Piba repells the fires.
No inference can be made from above graph as the corbon combusted is same for all moisture class except xeric class which have a low combustion percentage.
Carbon is an important component of soil. When wildfires occur the land becomes barren and no vegetation can be planted in that area.