Approximate time of the introduction of IAPS in LCPV

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Introduction Pathways of Invasive Alien Plants in the Lake Cluster of ...

In this paper, the possible introduction pathways and invasion history of five wetland IAPS of the LCPV have been identified and reported for analysis.

Introduction Pathways of Invasive Alien Plants in the Lake Cluster of ...

Approximate time of the introduction of IAPS in LCPV. SN IAPS. Lake. Time in Decade Respondent (%). 1 Pontederia crassipes. Phewa. 1980s. 80. 1990s. 20. Begnas.

Impacts of invasive alien plants on ecosystem services of Ramsar ...

... introducing IAPs in LCPV. Our results show a remarkable decline in the ... The estimated economic valuation shows a huge loss after the invasion of IAPs.

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According to the residents, most of the aquatic IAPS found in the LCPV were brought from the southern Tarai region of Nepal and northern India between the 1970s ...

Distribution and pathways of introduction of invasive alien plant ...

2004 ; Anastasiu and Negrean 2009 ; Sirbu and Oprea 2011b ). The rate of accumulation of IAP species occurrence records shows a slow increase ...

Invasive alien plant species: Their impact on environment ...

To this end, the need of an integrated trans-disciplinary research is emphasized for the sustainable management of IAPS. The management prospects can be further ...

Roles of Dispersal Limit and Environmental Filtering in Shaping the ...

This study compiled the first nation-scale distribution data with a sub-provincial spatial unit (prefecture) for 463 invasive alien plants species (IAPS) ...

Alien plants of Europe: introduction pathways, gateways and time ...

Climate change and disturbance of natural ecosystems due to extreme climatic events are expected to further increase the risk of new ...