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The 23 pages that link to Serotiny, each with the reason it gives.

• ConiferBroader topic: Some conifers keep seeds in cones that open after fire or drying.

• Fire ecologyBroader topic: Some fire-adapted plants use heat or smoke to release seeds after a burn.

• CupressaceaeRelated: Some Cupressaceae cones open after fire, releasing seeds into newly cleared ground.

• Seed coneBroader topic: Some conifers keep seeds sealed in cones until heat from fire opens them.

• Conifer coneRelated: Some pine cones remain closed until heat from fire releases their seeds.

• EucalyptusRelated: Some eucalyptus fruits retain seeds until fire opens them and clears competing vegetation.

• Pine coneBroader topic: Some pine cones stay closed until heat from fire releases their seeds.

• Cape Floristic RegionBroader topic: Some Cape-region plants retain seeds until fire opens their woody cones.

• PinusBroader topic: Some pines keep cones closed with resin until heat from fire releases their seeds.

• FynbosRelated: Some fynbos proteas hold seeds in woody cones and release them after fire.

• PineRelated: Some pines keep cones closed until fire heat releases their seeds.

• ProteaceaeRelated: Some Proteaceae retain seeds in woody fruits until fire or other conditions release them.

• Longleaf pineCompared with: Unlike strongly serotinous pines, longleaf pine releases seeds from cones without requiring fire to open them.

• Temperate coniferous forestRelated: Some conifers release seeds after fire, linking reproduction to disturbance.

• Mediterranean forestsBroader topic: Some fire-adapted plants release seeds after flames open their protective cones.

• Pinus halepensisRelated: Heat can open Aleppo pine cones and release seeds after fire.

• Pinus ponderosaCompared with: Unlike strongly serotinous pines, ponderosa pine cones generally release seeds without fire.

• Tropical and subtropical coniferous forestsRelated: Some fire-adapted pines release seeds after fires open their cones.

• Flora of the MediterraneanBroader topic: Some Mediterranean pines release seeds after heat or fire opens their cones.

• Pinus elliottiiRelated: Some slash pine cones can remain closed and release seeds after fire.

• Pinus lambertianaCompared with: Unlike strongly serotinous pines, sugar pine cones release seeds without requiring fire.

• Pinus pinasterRelated: Some maritime pine populations retain cones that open after heat from fire.

• XanthorrhoeaCompared with: Unlike strongly serotinous plants, Xanthorrhoea generally releases seeds from capsules rather than storing them in a canopy seed bank.