浅议金雀花对引种地的影响。

IF 1.1 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q4 ECOLOGY
Hansani S S Daluwatta Galappaththi, W A Priyanka P de Silva, Andrea Clavijo Mccormick
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摘要

入侵植物物种对其所入侵的生态系统产生了强烈的影响,这是不争的事实。许多这样的影响可能是负面的,并通过竞争、环境变化或栖息地丧失威胁到当地物种。然而,引进的植物也可能在它们入侵的生态系统中发挥积极作用。本文综述了全球100大入侵植物之一金雀花(Ulex europaeus)在入侵生态系统中的危害及其潜在的有益作用。通过文献综述发现,金雀花的主要危害是减少本地动植物群。据报道,土壤贫瘠和火灾危险是普通金缕草可能影响农业系统和当地经济的其他负面影响。尽管存在负面影响,但也有报道称金雀花提供了积极的生态服务,例如作为苗圃植物或濒危本土动物的栖息地。我们还回顾了这种植物的已知人类用途,这些用途可以通过收获来支持管理策略并使当地社区受益,包括用作生物燃料、木聚糖提取的原料、医药和食品。最后,我们的综述确定了文献中关于普通金雀花对本地生态系统的有益作用和潜在的人类用途的理解的空白,特别是在热带地区。
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A mini-review on the impact of common gorse in its introduced ranges.

A mini-review on the impact of common gorse in its introduced ranges.

A mini-review on the impact of common gorse in its introduced ranges.

A mini-review on the impact of common gorse in its introduced ranges.

It is indisputable that invasive plant species strongly impact the ecosystems they invade. Many of such impacts can be negative and threaten the local species through competition, environmental change, or habitat loss. However, introduced plants may also have positive roles in the ecosystems they invade. This review extracted information from reports on common gorse (Ulex europaeus), one of the top 100 invasive plants on the earth, including its detrimental effects and potential beneficial roles in invaded ecosystems. The reduction of native fauna and flora are the main harmful effects of common gorse identified by the literature review. Soil impoverishment and fire hazards are other negative impacts reported for common gorse that could affect agricultural systems and local economies. Despite the negative impacts, reports of positive ecological services provided by common gorse also exist, e.g., as a nursery plant or habitat for endangered native animals. We also reviewed the known human uses of this plant that could support management strategies through harvest and benefit the local communities, including its use as biofuel, raw matter for xylan extraction, medicine, and food. Finally, our review identified the gaps in the literature regarding the understanding of the beneficial role of common gorse on native ecosystems and potential human uses, especially in the tropics.

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Tropical Ecology
Tropical Ecology ECOLOGY-
CiteScore
3.30
自引率
6.20%
发文量
71
审稿时长
>12 weeks
期刊介绍: Tropical Ecology is devoted to all aspects of fundamental and applied ecological research in tropical and sub-tropical ecosystems. Nevertheless, the cutting-edge research in new ecological concepts, methodology and reviews on contemporary themes, not necessarily confined to tropics and sub-tropics, may also be considered for publication at the discretion of the Editor-in-Chief. Areas of current interest include: Biological diversity and its management; Conservation and restoration ecology; Human ecology; Ecological economics; Ecosystem structure and functioning; Ecosystem services; Ecosystem sustainability; Stress and disturbance ecology; Ecology of global change; Ecological modeling; Evolutionary ecology; Quantitative ecology; and Social ecology. The Journal Tropical Ecology features a distinguished editorial board, working on various ecological aspects of tropical and sub-tropical systems from diverse continents. Tropical Ecology publishes: · Original research papers · Short communications · Reviews and Mini-reviews on topical themes · Scientific correspondence · Book Reviews
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