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dot I.U. Please gamble responsibly. I'm Tom Batch. With Daniel Kloat. Her book is A Future in Flames, the story of bushfires in Australia,

but the story of bushfires everywhere, if you consider the threat to arable land, to people,

to wildlife, to ecosystems, and yet not a threat, because it, as we've established, it is part of a continent, a part of

nature. We come now to the question of what burns. In my conversation with you about the

koala, I learned that eucalyptus is a torch when it's hit by fire because of the eucalyptus oil and burns very quickly and then blows through.

There's another tree that also you write about the mountain ash.

And that tree, the ash forests of Australia, both the eucalyptus and the Mountain Ash regenerate very quickly. Is that

correct, Danielle? Yeah, so Mountain Ash is a eucalypt as well. It's actually the largest of all the

eucalypts and the largest hardwood in the in the world. It's tall, if not possibly taller in the

past than the redwoods, California.

And the eucalypts are what we call a fire adapted group of plants. So they're drought

adapted and those drought adaptations happen to have made them resilient in the, generally in the face

of fire.

So they regenerate after fire.

There's a lot of deaths, but there's also majority usually survive fires.

Mountain Ash has an interesting history because it actually does die after fire, but it releases

a huge load of sea into the forest.

And it needs a lot of sun to regenerate.

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