Northern long-eared bat day-roosting and prescribed fire in the central Appalachians, USA

Keyphrases

• Prescribed Fire 100%
• Central Appalachians 100%
• Roosting Habitat 40%
• Black Locust 40%
• Maternity Colony 40%
• Short-term Effects 20%
• Forest Area 20%
• Paucity 20%
• Mid-Atlantic 20%
• Social Dynamics 20%
• West Virginia 20%
• Appalachian Hardwoods 20%
• Acer 20%
• Acer Rubrum 20%
• Red Maple 20%
• Robinia Pseudoacacia 20%
• Bat Species 20%
• Network Density 20%
• Dynamic Perspective 20%
• Historic Fire 20%
• Upland Forest 20%
• Single Network 20%
• Fernow Experimental Forest 20%
• Myotis Septentrionalis 20%
• Forest Disturbance 20%
• Forest Stand 20%
• Tree Condition 20%
• Disturbance Processes 20%
• Burned Forest 20%
• Day Roosts 20%
• Indirect Impacts 20%
• Number of Fires 20%
• Network Metrics 20%
• Foraging Habitat 20%
• White-nose Syndrome 20%
• Prescribed Burning 20%
• Common Prior 20%
• Northeast Atlantic 20%
• Central Hardwood Region 20%
• Long-term Research 20%
• Riparian Forest 20%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Robinia pseudoacacia 100%
• Acer Rubrum 66%
• Quercus 33%
• Hardwood 33%
• Experimental Forests 33%
• Acer 33%
• Upland Forests 33%
• Myotis Septentrionalis 33%
• Forest Stands 33%
• Riparian Forest 33%
• White Nose Syndrome 33%