Table 1. List of studied species.

Most of them are dominant species in the Chilean matorral.

Species	Family	Growth form	Post-fire recruitment	Post-fire resprouting
Acacia caven	Fabaceae	Tree	yes-low [37]	yes[44–45]
Azara petiolaris (E)	Salicaceae	Shrub	—	yes [33]
Baccharis linearis	Asteraceae	Shrub	yes-low [33]	yes [45]
Buddleja globosa	Asteraceae	Shrub	—	no [45]
Cestrum parqui	Solanaceae	Shrub	—	yes [45]
Colliguaja integerrima	Euphorbiaceae	Shrub	—	—
Colliguaja odorifera (E)	Euphorbiaceae	Shrub	yes[34]	yes [43–46]
Cryptocarya alba (E)	Lauraceae	Tree	yes-low [33]	yes[44–45,47]
Kageneckia angustifolia (E)	Asteraceae	Tree	—	—
Kageneckia oblonga (E)	Asteraceae	Tree	—	yes [45]
Lithraea caustica (E)	Anacardiaceae	Tree	yes-low [33,43]	yes [33,43–47]
Maytenus boaria	Celastraceae	Tree	yes-low [33]	yes[45]
Muehlenbekia hastulata	Polygonaceae	Woody vine	yes[33–34]	yes[33,45]
Peumus boldus (E)	Monimiaceae	Tree	—	yes[33,45]
Podanthus mitiqui (E)	Asteraceae	Shrub	yes-low [33,43]	variable[43,45]
Otholobium glandulosum (E)	Fabaceae	Shrub	—	yes[45]
Quillaja saponaria (E)	Rosaceae	Tree	yes[34]	yes [33,43–45]
Retanilla ephedra (E)	Rhamnaceae	Shrub	—	yes[45]
Retanilla trinervia (E)	Rhamnaceae	Shrub	yes [33–34,43]	yes-high [33,43,45]
Senna candolleana (E)	Fabaceae	Shrub	—	yes[45]
Sophora macrocarpa (E)	Fabaceae	Tree	—	yes[33,45]

The family, growth form, and the ability of post-fire recruitment and/or resprouting are also included. (E) = endemic to Chile. (—) Not evaluated or questionable information. (low) observation after low severity fires; (high) observation after high severity fires. Nomenclature and endemic status follow Zuloaga et al. [42].