Geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors

Abstract Dispersal ability is important for the introduction, establishment, and spread of alien plant species. Therefore, determination of the geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of such species, and the relationship between dispersal ability and socio-climatic factors are essential...

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Autores principales:	Quanlai Zhou, Jing Wu, Xue Cui, Xuehua Li, Zhimin Liu, Ala Musa, Qun Ma, Haibin Yu, Wei Liang, Shaoyan Jiang, Yongcui Wang
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Publicado:	Nature Portfolio 2021
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:86e8308c1d5044c28167861a112864ce2021-12-02T14:25:32ZGeographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors10.1038/s41598-021-85934-82045-2322https://doaj.org/article/86e8308c1d5044c28167861a112864ce2021-03-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-021-85934-8https://doaj.org/toc/2045-2322Abstract Dispersal ability is important for the introduction, establishment, and spread of alien plant species. Therefore, determination of the geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of such species, and the relationship between dispersal ability and socio-climatic factors are essential to elucidate the invasion strategies of the alien plant species. Analytic hierarchy process and inventory, risk rank, and dispersal mode data available on Chinese alien plant species were used to determine their dispersal ability, the geographical distribution thereof, and the relationship between socio-climatic factors and dispersal ability. High-risk alien plant species had a higher natural dispersal ability (or several natural dispersal modes) but a lower anthropogenic dispersal ability (or few anthropogenic dispersal modes) than low-risk alien plant species. The geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of the alien plant species showed an inverse relationship with species density. Alien plant species with low dispersal ability (i.e., with fewer dispersal modes and distribution in the southeast) showed a tendency to adapt to environments with mild climates, while those with high dispersal ability (i.e., with more disposal nodes and distribution in the northwest) showed a tendency to adapt to harsh environments. It is essential for land managers and policy makers to understand the geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species and their socio-climatic control factors to formulate strategies to control the natural and anthropogenic dispersal of such plants.Quanlai ZhouJing WuXue CuiXuehua LiZhimin LiuAla MusaQun MaHaibin YuWei LiangShaoyan JiangYongcui WangNature PortfolioarticleMedicineRScienceQENScientific Reports, Vol 11, Iss 1, Pp 1-10 (2021)
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spellingShingle	Medicine R Science Q Quanlai Zhou Jing Wu Xue Cui Xuehua Li Zhimin Liu Ala Musa Qun Ma Haibin Yu Wei Liang Shaoyan Jiang Yongcui Wang Geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors
description	Abstract Dispersal ability is important for the introduction, establishment, and spread of alien plant species. Therefore, determination of the geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of such species, and the relationship between dispersal ability and socio-climatic factors are essential to elucidate the invasion strategies of the alien plant species. Analytic hierarchy process and inventory, risk rank, and dispersal mode data available on Chinese alien plant species were used to determine their dispersal ability, the geographical distribution thereof, and the relationship between socio-climatic factors and dispersal ability. High-risk alien plant species had a higher natural dispersal ability (or several natural dispersal modes) but a lower anthropogenic dispersal ability (or few anthropogenic dispersal modes) than low-risk alien plant species. The geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of the alien plant species showed an inverse relationship with species density. Alien plant species with low dispersal ability (i.e., with fewer dispersal modes and distribution in the southeast) showed a tendency to adapt to environments with mild climates, while those with high dispersal ability (i.e., with more disposal nodes and distribution in the northwest) showed a tendency to adapt to harsh environments. It is essential for land managers and policy makers to understand the geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species and their socio-climatic control factors to formulate strategies to control the natural and anthropogenic dispersal of such plants.
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author	Quanlai Zhou Jing Wu Xue Cui Xuehua Li Zhimin Liu Ala Musa Qun Ma Haibin Yu Wei Liang Shaoyan Jiang Yongcui Wang
author_facet	Quanlai Zhou Jing Wu Xue Cui Xuehua Li Zhimin Liu Ala Musa Qun Ma Haibin Yu Wei Liang Shaoyan Jiang Yongcui Wang
author_sort	Quanlai Zhou
title	Geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors
title_short	Geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors
title_full	Geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors
title_fullStr	Geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors
title_full_unstemmed	Geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors
title_sort	geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in china and its socio-climatic control factors
publisher	Nature Portfolio
publishDate	2021
url	https://doaj.org/article/86e8308c1d5044c28167861a112864ce
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Geographical distribution of the dispersal ability of alien plant species in China and its socio-climatic control factors

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