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Tree cover–fire interactions promote the persistence of a fire‐sensitive conifer in a highly flammable savanna

1. Callitris intratropica is a long‐lived, obligate‐seeding, fire‐sensitive overstorey conifer that typically occurs in small groves (<0.1 ha) of much higher tree densities than the surrounding, eucalypt‐dominated tropical savanna in northern Australia. We used C. intratropica groves of varying canopy cover to examine the role of feedbacks between fire and tree cover in the persistence of a fire‐sensitive tree species and the maintenance of habitat heterogeneity in a highly flammable savanna.