Dr Tina Bell

Dr Tina Bell
Project Leader

Publications authored

2011

Fungi and fire in Australian ecosystems: a review of current knowledge, management implications and future directions
McMullan-Fisher SJM, May TW, Robinson R, Bell T, Lebel T, Catcheside P, York A
Journal Article

2010

Sampling downed coarse woody debris in fire-prone eucalypt woodlands
Miehs A, York A, Tolhurst KG, Di Stefano J, Bell T
Journal Article

2009

Eucalypt smoke and wildfires: Temperature dependent emissions of biogenic volatile organic compounds
Maleknia SD, Bell T, Adams MA
Journal Article

Losses and gains of nutrients from fuels from three different vegetation types in eastern Australia.
Aerts V, Stephenson C, Bell T
Journal Article

Regeneration of Alpine Ash (Eucalyptus delegatensis R.T. Baker) forest in Victoria after the 2003 Alpine Fires.
Bell T, Ackland A, Leslie E, Weston C
Journal Article

Temperature-dependent release of volatile organic compounds of eucalypts by direct analysis in real time (DART) mass spectrometry
Maleknia SD, Vail TM, Cody RB, Sparkman DO, Bell T, Adams MA
Journal Article

2008

An analysis of the Australian literature on prescribed burning
Oliveras I, Bell T
Journal Article

Developments in Environmental SciencesWildland Fires and Air PollutionChapter 14 Smoke from Wildfires and Prescribed Burning in Australia: Effects on Human Health and Ecosystems
Bell T, Adams MA
Book

Smoke from wildfires and prescribed burning in Australia: effects on human health and ecosystems
Bell T, Adams MA
Book

2007

PTR-MS analysis of reference and plant-emitted volatile organic compounds
Maleknia SD, Bell T, Adams MA
Journal Article

2006

Bushfire smoke and human health: what types of information are available in Victoria?
Tham R, Bell T
Report

Perceptions of prescribed burning in a local forest community in Victoria, Australia
Bell T, Oliveras I
Magazine Article

Perceptions of Prescribed Burning in a Local Forest Community in Victoria, Australia
Bell T, Oliveras I
Journal Article

Review of sampling and analytical methods for aerosol and gas-phase emissions in smoke from vegetation fires
Taranto MT, Bell T
Report

The composition and impact of smoke from biomass burning on human health and ecosystems: a review
Bell T, Walters JR, Taranto MT
Report

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Project Leader

Resources credited

Presentation

2003 fires –effects on growth and regrowth of vegetation and fuels

Alpine soil as a methane sink: controlling factors and fire effects

Fire in the Landscape

Poster

Alpine soil as a methane sink: controlling factors and fire effects

Bushfire smoke and public health: what information is available in Victoria?

Carbon budgets, fuel load and flammability of shrub-dominated ecosystems

Do Woody Legumes Use Flammability to Promote Their Persistence?

Ecological burning, fuel management and conservation objectives

Effects of Bushfire Smoke on Plant Physiology

Fire in the landscape

Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Fire and their Environmental Effect

Greenhouse gas emissions from fire and their environmental effects

Is Alien Plant Invasion a Threat to Burning of Australian Forests?

Measuring and modeling fire effects on methane oxidation

Potential nutrient loss in smoke and ash from different fuel types

Smoke composition and impact on human health and ecosystems

Unseen effects of fire on Australian alpine ecosystems

Volatile organic emissions from eucalypts and other fuels – measured using PTRMS

FireNote

Bushfire Smoke and Public Health

Untangling the effects of soil properties on methane oxidation