Grasses growing back after a frost fire?

After a frost fire, grasses often exhibit a remarkable ability to regenerate due to their resilient growth structures, such as rhizomes and stolons. The fire can clear away dead biomass, allowing sunlight to reach the soil and stimulating new growth. Frost may initially damage some of the grass, but it can also encourage a flush of fresh shoots as temperatures warm, supporting the ecosystem's recovery. Overall, this process promotes biodiversity and enhances the health of the grassland ecosystem.