Polypis Forest (Dark Botany) in the area affected by Pichu Pichu Wildfire in September 2018.
In September 2018, Pichu Pichu was burnt to Burbaris Luteia after Wildfire. Credit: George Matics Solera.
Repetition of water and soil vulnerability after fire
Pichu Pichu Jwalamukhi (Arequipa, Peru) on Berbaris Lutia. Credit: Tatiana Talazar
Major plant species and their influence on the decline of soil after fire
Pechu pichu jolcano (Arequipa, Peru) Parastrephia Quadrangularis. Credit: Lunsden Koguila
A delicate ecosystem in the endian volcanic belt
The first centimeter loam sand soil was sample on Pichu Pichu Volcalia (Arequipa, Peru). Credit: George Mata Solera
Emergence of wildfire in Peru and climate change implications
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