When a controlled fire burns through a grassland, it can remove accumulated dead plant material and woody debris, known as thatch. Thatch can hinder the growth of new grass shoots and prevent sunlight and rainwater from reaching the soil surface. By removing the thatch through controlled burning, the fire creates a favorable environment for grass regeneration.
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