The Legacy of Pre–Columbian Fire on the Pine–Oak Forests of Upland Guatemala

Keyphrases

• Guatemala 100%
• Pre-Columbian 100%
• Maya Area 100%
• Mountain Tropical Forests 100%
• Forest Structure 66%
• Maya 66%
• Preclassic 66%
• Agriculture 33%
• Regeneration 33%
• Forest Management 33%
• Forest Succession 33%
• Horticulture 33%
• Impact Practices 33%
• Human Impact 33%
• Resilience 33%
• Fire Use 33%
• Upland Forest 33%
• Early Humans 33%
• Zea Mays 33%
• Agricultural Practices 33%
• Chiapas 33%
• Fossil Pollen 33%
• Compositional Changes 33%
• Pinus 33%
• Quercus 33%
• Human Interaction 33%
• Structure Composition 33%
• Agricultural Management 33%
• Anthropogenic Impact 33%
• Architecture Development 33%
• Past Vegetation 33%
• Capsicum 33%
• Maya Culture 33%
• Fire Management 33%
• Dung 33%
• El Salvador 33%
• Current Land Use 33%
• Land Use Strategies 33%
• Classical Age 33%
• Agriculture Development 33%
• Macroscopic Charcoal 33%
• Microscopic Charcoal 33%
• Sporormiella 33%
• Maize Cultivation 33%
• Faunal Abundance 33%
• Proxy Analyses 33%
• Lime Production 33%
• Postclassic 33%
• Northern Honduras 33%
• Agriculture Fire 33%
• Land Management Strategy 33%
• Agricultural Lime 33%
• Agrarian Practices 33%
• Anthropogenic Use 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Quercus 100%
• Pinus 100%
• Tropical Forest 100%
• Forest Succession 33%
• Forest Management 33%
• Upland Forests 33%
• Land Management 33%
• Limes 33%
• Sporormiella 33%
• Pepper 33%
• Land Use 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Tropical Forest 100%
• Guatemala 100%
• Vegetation 66%
• Anthropogenic Effect 33%
• Agricultural Practice 33%
• Land Management 33%
• Classic Period 33%
• Honduras 33%
• El Salvador 33%
• Forest Management 33%
• Land Use 33%