Claim · model-written summary
Genista tinctoria expanded.
- Taxon
- Genista tinctoria
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Genista tinctoriae0 - Outcome
- expansione0
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Verbatim
e0“expansion of more acquisitive species such as Genista tinctoria, F. paniculata and Brachypodium genuense”
Title
Silvano Lodetti; Alessandro Petraglia; Marcello Tomaselli; et al. ARPHA Conference Abstracts 2025. doi:10.3897/aca.8.e156864
Other claims from this paper (19)
- Observation Species richness increased by 12 at the treeline ecotone.
- Observation Species richness increased by four in lower alpine belts.
- Observation Each of the two highest summits lost two species.
- Observation Myosotis alpestris declined.
- Observation Soldanella alpina declined.
- Observation Aster alpinus declined.
- Observation Festuca paniculata was a successful colonizer.
- Observation Poa pratensis was a successful colonizer.
- Observation Anthyllis vulneraria was a successful colonizer.
- Observation Trifolium repens was a successful colonizer.
- Observation Plant assemblages shifted toward more nutrient-demanding species, strongest at treeline and lower alpine elevations.
- Observation Weak local thermophilization was detected.
- Observation Weak local adaptation to drought was detected.
- Observation Winning species comprised 3–9% of species and contributed to ecological indicator shifts.
- Observation Losing species comprised 2–8% of species and contributed to ecological indicator shifts.
- Observation F. paniculata expanded.
- Observation Brachypodium genuense expanded.
- Observation Agrostis rupestris retracted.
- Observation Viola calcarata subsp. cavillieri retracted.