Jamie Burton

Post-doc @unimelb studying landscape flammability 🍂🔥

[Jamie Burton @jeeburton]

Fuel moisture sampling for fire behaviour prediction, @jane_cawson #InternationalWomensDay2024

[A/Prof Tim Curran @TimCurran8]

Every plant burns differently, some fast and some slow. But which native plants would be most dangerous to have near your house? https://t.co/RaPCk5aePL via @smh

[Jamie Burton @jeeburton]

@shpenman Thanks Sandra 😁

[Tegan Brown @tgn_brown]

Excited to share the first chapter of my PhD, published in @Fire_MDPI this week.
Forest structure drives FMC response across alternative forest states 🌳🔥🧐
https://t.co/GgixEIcCIC
@asinbar @jeeburton @drgarysheridan @ForestHydroMelb

[A/Prof Phil Zylstra @Phil_Zylstra]

Many years of work published today in @MethodsEcolEvol. FRaME (Fire Research and Modelling Environment) is an R-based model that mechanistically predicts fire behaviour and first-order fire effects (soil & stem heating etc) from plant traits.
https://t.co/Odh55yCJRb

[British Ecological Society @BritishEcolSoc]

What can the size and shapes of dried leaves tell us about forest fires? Read @jeeburton @unimelb article on new @JEcology research in the @ConversationEDU
https://t.co/86FCKjJ7Gd

[Cristina Aponte @caponte__]

What a nice Christmas present! Our paper on how fire, drought, productivity and functional traits drive dead wood biomass has just been published. Check it out here: https://t.co/8qV99G0Kqs

[Jamie Burton @jeeburton]

@Rachael_H_Nolan Thanks Rachael!

[Jamie Burton @jeeburton]

Thanks to the @ConversationEDU for taking an interest in our recent research on litter flammability 🔥🍂🍃

[The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand @ConversationEDU]

New research found curly leaves on the forest floor create litter beds with more air gaps.

And this fuels bigger fires: https://t.co/tuZTfmNiTg @jeeburton @unilibrary

[Jamie Burton @jeeburton]

Beyond excited to present my first paper from my PhD with @trentpenman, @jane_cawson and Alex Filkov, published in @JEcology 🔥 🍂
Leaf traits predict global patterns in the structure and flammability of forest litter beds https://t.co/b6jId0Ck9o

[Eucalypt Australia - Archived @EucalyptAus]

Don’t miss the Currency Creek Arboretum free open days on the 21/22 September!
🍃> 800 species
🌳> 8000 individual trees
🙋‍♂️Planted, cared for and studied by leading #eucalypt expert Dean Nicolle
https://t.co/ON2xJerGMF
Not on Facebook? Use this link. https://t.co/ZeKW5Ez9VQ

[Eucalypt Australia - Archived @EucalyptAus]

This Wednesday in the Mueller Hall at the
@RBG_Victoria's Melbourne Gardens! A #EucBeaut, FREE seminar with @unimelb and @TSR_Hub's Assoc. Prof. @pveski about what drives the distribution of southeastern Aus #eucalypts!

https://t.co/m8sO5SkOri #OzPlants #scicomm #gumtrees

[Trent Penman @trentpenman]

A traits based analysis of flammability by @jane_cawson @The_Snark https://t.co/BMjZL6P5sU

[Eucalypt Australia - Archived @EucalyptAus]

Lovely Peppermint bark in the Wombat Forest of Victoria. Check today's earlier tweet to learn what causes that orange rust. #EucBeaut #carotenoids #OzPlants #wombatforest

[Jamie Burton @jeeburton]

Any #afac19 delegates interested in further study? Come to the University of Melbourne stand (no. 358) to find out about exciting study options 🔥🖥🗓 @unimelb

[Jamie Burton @jeeburton]

@SaintChantelle8 Thanks Chantelle 🙂

[Forests @Forests_MDPI]

✍️✍️✍️New paper "Shifting States, Altered Fates: Divergent #Fuel #Moisture Responses after High Frequency #Wildfire in an Obligate #Seeder #Eucalypt #Forest", written by Jamie Burton et al. from @unimelb 🌲🌲🌲Full text at: https://t.co/TGiemNuSoO