Northern peatlands are increasingly threatened by wildfire. Severe peatland wildfires can provide opportunities for new non-peatland species to colonise post fire. Changes in plant colonisation could lead to longer-term shifts in community composition, compromising recovery of peatland structure and function. Understanding the process of post-fire recovery can thus inform restoration action and help restore peatland vascular plant communities. In this study, we ask: what drives initial vascular plant recovery following a peatland wildfire?

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繁殖体的可用性推动泥炭地植物群落的野火后恢复

北部泥炭地越来越受到野火的威胁。严重的泥炭地野火可以为新的非泥炭地物种在火灾后进行殖民提供机会。植物定植的变化可能导致群落组成的长期变化，损害泥炭地结构和功能的恢复。因此，了解火灾后恢复的过程可以为恢复行动提供信息并帮助恢复泥炭地维管植物群落。在这项研究中，我们问：是什么推动了泥炭地野火后维管植物的初始恢复？