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Yes, proliferation can occur after a forest fire, as many ecosystems are adapted to recover and thrive following such disturbances. Fire can stimulate the germination of certain seeds, increase nutrient availability in the soil, and create openings for new plant growth. Additionally, some species, such as fire-adapted trees and plants, rely on fire to reproduce effectively, leading to a resurgence of biodiversity in the affected area. This recovery process can enhance the overall resilience of the forest ecosystem.

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