Claim · model-written summary
Species composition changed toward more monotonous and different vegetation types.
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e0“The multivariate analysis confirmed a change in species composition and therefore in vegetation, leading to a more monotonous habitat with completely different vegetation types than before”
e1“riparian vegetation”
Title
Safiya Praleskouskaya; Roberto Venanzoni Biodiversity 2021. doi:10.1080/14888386.2021.1940277
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Paspalum distichum was identified as one of the most impactful invasive species.
- Observation Amorpha fruticosa was identified as one of the most impactful invasive species.
- Observation Indicator values showed increased eutrophication in the habitat.
- Observation Indicator values showed warming of the habitat.
- Association Invasive species reduced native vegetation cover between 1998 and 2020.
- Observation Vegetation shifted from herbaceous marsh to more homogeneous shrubland.
- Association Habitat eutrophication increased with overgrazing and establishment of Amorpha fruticosa.
- Observation Paspalum distichum is considered characteristic of some Natura 2000 habitats despite its invasive effects.