Open Access
Subscription Access
Seediness as an Invasive Trait in Mimosa diplotricha Sauvalle in a Tropical Grassland
For successful invasion into an ecosystem, a species always depends upon some traits such as high growth rate, successive reproduction, higher number of seeds with low mass, seed viability and seedling mortality1. Among these traits, the reproductive behaviour of a plant is mainly associated with its invasiveness2. Seed production and germination are the two key processes associated with the initial phase of plant establishment, which determine the fate of an invasive plant in a new region1, and that is especially true for annuals reproducing exclusively by seed3.
User
Font Size
Information
- Mason, R. A. B., Cooke, J., Moles, A. T. and Leishman, M. R., Global Ecol. Biogeogr., 2008, 17, 633–640.
- Rejmanek, M. and Richardson, D. M., Ecology, 1996, 77, 1655–1661.
- Crawley, M. J., Harvey, P. H. and Purvis, A. N. D. A., Philos. T. R. Soc. B., 1996, 351, 1251–1259.
- Lahkar, B. P., Talukdar, B. K. and Sarma, P., Pachyderm, 2011, 49, 33–39.
- Uma Shankar, Yadav, A. S., Rai, J. P. N. and Tripathi, R. S., In Invasive Alien Plants an Ecological Appraisal for the Indian Subcontinent (eds Bhatt, J. R. et al.), CABI, 2011, pp. 174–188.
- Choudhury, M. R., Deb, P., Singha, H., Chakdar, B. and Medhi, M., Ecol. Eng., 2016, 97, 23–31.
- Uma Shankar, Hima-Paryavaran, 2002, 14 & 15, 6–8.
- Witkowski, E. T. F. and Wilson, M., Plant Ecol., 2001, 152, 13–27.
- Camargo-Ricalde, S. L., Dhillion, S. S. and Garcı́a-Garcı́a, V., J. Arid Environ., 2004, 58, 423–437.
- Silva, L. M. and Fernandes, G. W., Tropical Ecol., 2014, 55, 385–392.
- Pianka, E. R., Am. Nat., 1970, 104, 592– 597.
- Aigbokhan, E. I., Osazuwa-Peters, O. L. and Ilubon, K. O., Niger. J. Bot., 2010, 24, 141–151.
- Bahar, N., Indian For., 2014, 140, 544– 546.
- Chauhan, B. S. and Johnson, D. E., Weed Sci., 2008, 56, 244–248.
- Considine, M. L., Ecos, 1985, 45, 10–11.
- Lonsdale, W. M., The impact of weeds in national parks. In The Proceedings of the International Weed Control Congress, 1992.
Abstract Views: 397
PDF Views: 119