Data for: Wildfire, Salvage Logging, and Warming: Their Interactive Effects on Boreal Conifer Reforestation

The dataset includes both ecological field observations and measurements from a controlled field experiment, examining the effects of fire severity, salvage logging, experimental warming, and the presence of understory vegetation. The focus was on the growth of seedlings of Norway spruce (Picea abies) and Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) from different provenances, to assess how these factors, individually and in combination, affect post-fire reforestation in boreal forests.

The study documents biomass, height, survival, and microclimatic conditions for planted seedlings, monitored over multiple growing seasons. Provenance data enable analyses of genetic adaptations to climate change and support research on assisted migration. The purpose of the data collection was to contribute knowledge on how different forest management practices, in combination with climate-related factors, influence conifer regeneration after wildfire.