Exotic Species
Fire disturbance favours exotic species at Kaituna Wetland, Bay of Plenty
... native species richness count as compared to the exotic species ...the exotic species numbers in the burnt area (14) was 140% of the comparative unburnt plots (10); the native ...
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Woody native and exotic species respond differently to New Zealand dryland soil nutrient and moisture gradients
... that exotic woody species grow slower and thus potentially should perform worse and be rarer than natives, in sites of higher fertility, irrespective of water ...of exotic woody species, using ...
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Species diversity and spatial variation in fish assemblage structure of streams in connected tropical catchments in northern Australia with reference to the occurrence of translocated and exotic species
... the exotic species that are established in the Barron catchment have the potential to disrupt and substantially change the existing fish ...the species does not dominate fish communities, but this ...
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NEW RECORD OF EXOTIC SPECIES OF A SNAIL, PLANORBELLA DURYI FORM SEMINOLIS IN INDIA
... Summary : Author reported on a recently investigated occurrence of an exotic species of freshwater snail, Planorbella scalaris going to record first time in India from Godavari river. Five shells and 48 ...
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Effects of exotic species Larix kaempferi on diversity and activity of soil microorganisms in Dalaoling National Forest Park
... of exotic species often affects soil ecological processes, especially the litter composition process (Lindsay and French 2004; Standish et ...of exotic plant litter significantly differed from that ...
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DISTRIBUTION AND MANAGEMENT OF THE INVASIVE EXOTIC SPECIES AMBROSIA TRIFIDA AND SICYOS ANGULATUS IN THE SEOUL METROPOLITAN AREA
... problematic species were ...frequent species encountered in the vegetation survey was ...native species were Pragmites communis and Pragmites ...dominant exotic species of plant ...
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Implications of exotic species invasion for restoration of urban riparian forests
... of exotic species on urban ecosystems (Byers et ...plant species, all of which may influence species interactions and environmental ...conditions. Exotic plants could displace native ...
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The potential of reusing New Zealand's biowastes combined with native and exotic species for improved environmental and economic outcomes
... judicious species selection. Factor such as the ability of species to adapt the existing site condition including poor soil quality, must be carefully ...indigenous species of New Zealand, which were ...
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Increasing species richness of the macrozoobenthic fauna on tidal flats of the Wadden Sea by local range expansion and invasion of exotic species
... in species richness on Balgzand tidal flats are still in progress and may be expected to ...alien species by ...lower-latitude species into a poleward direction (in fact largely a re-colonization ...
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Kappaphycus alvarezii (Rhodophyta): New Record of an Exotic Species for the Caribbean Coast of Costa Rica
... macroalgal species, a combination of factors including water movement, temperature, nutrient and light levels, and abundance of herbivores may cause differential growth across sites ...the species can ...
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An Exotic Species Alters Patterns of Marine Community Development.
... Novel environmental conditions, such as warming waters, are often attributed to changes in fouling community composition (e.g., Dijkstra et al. 2011, Sorte and Stachowicz 2011). Water temperature has been correlated with ...
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Native Insects as a Framework for Understanding Potential Impacts of Exotic Species
... midsummer to mate and complete the lifecycle. This lifecycle is well suited to exploit perennial grasses, and historically economic incentives were such that many fields in the Midwest were planted corn on corn from one ...
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Hydrodynamic fish modeling for potential-expansion evaluations of exotic species (largemouth bass) on waterway tunnel of Andong-Imha Reservoir
... indigenous species were reported to have been extirpated by largemouth bass (Hickley et ...reducing species richness and biodiversity, and their potential for damaging the integrity of aquatic ecosystems ...
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Early Growth Assessment of Selected Exotic and Indigenous Tree Species in Nigeria
... that exotic species performed better in growth compared to native ...growth, exotic species ...indigenous species (A. polyacantha and B. thonningii) amongst all the species they ...
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An Unfolding Invasion: Impacts of a Recently Introduced Exotic Marine Species on Patterns of Community Development.
... non-indigenous, exotic species is increasing globally in accord with climate change, resulting in alterations to food webs, development and structure of ecological communities, and ecosystem structure and ...
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Ethnomedicinal uses of exotic plant species in Mogalakwena Municipality of Waterberg District, Limpopo Province South Africa
... 300 exotic plants are used medicinally and are traded in South African ...of exotic plants sometimes serve as substitute for scares indigenous plants (Wojtasik, ...of exotic species can be ...
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Exotic plant species in irrigated parts of Division Bikaner (Rajasthan)
... word exotic is used to explain species occurring in ecosystem to which they are not ...of exotic species has been recognized as one of the most serious threats to our ecological, social and ...
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Leaf Essential Oil from Three Exotic Mytaceae Species Growing in the Botanical Garden of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
... 1500 species and al- most 9000 ...non-native species [1]. For example, the collection includes some exotic species of Myrtaceae, a botanical fami- ly that characteristically accumulates ...
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The long-term and large-scale effects of the establishment of an exotic plantation on species of native forest beetles and butterflies
... a species-specific view of the landscape (Betts et ...many species are positively affected by the habitat change at Wog Wog, but also remind us that many species are adversely impacted by ...common ...
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The naturalized and cultivated exotic Acacia species in South Africa
... Australian species introduced into ou r area, are thought to have been brought to the Cape in about 1845 (Roux in ...These species, which uere introduced initially to stabilize the shifting sand on the Cape ...
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