Russian Journal of Biological Invasions · 2011 · 18 citations · 1 references
Life SciencesBotanyEcologyInvasion EcologyInvasive Species ManagementPlant EcologyInvasive Insect EcologyInvasive Plant EcologyInvasive Plant ManagementInvasive Species ControlLandscape-scale Invasion ManagementPlant Invasion EcologyBiological Invasion MechanismsInvasive Plant Species ImpactsInvasive SpeciesInvasive Species InteractionsPlant Invasion Dynamics
Long-term (2002–2010) stationary observations on the populations of invasive North American Bidens frondosa L. and indigenous Bidens species were carried out on the banks of Kuibyshev, Cheboksary, and Gorky reservoirs. It was found that, during the invasion of B. frondosa into the biota, its populations, as well as the populations of indigenous Bidens species, underwent significant changes caused by an active natural hybridization and resulting in the vanishing of a local B. tripartita species, reduction of the B. radiata population, and the formation of a new form of alien B. frondosa .
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Apomixis in the Asteraceae: Diamonds in the Rough
Richard D. Noyes · 2009 · 94 citations