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Industrial zone vegetation was dominated by stress tolerant and ruderal species.

Taxon: Artemisia vulgaris, Calamagrostis epigeios, Bunias orientalis, Dactylis glomerata, Convolvulus arvensis, and Urtica dioicaUrtica dioicaConvolvulus arvensisArtemisia vulgarisDactylis glomerataCalamagrostis epigejosBunias orientalise0
Outcome: vegetation covere0
Setting: industrial zonee0

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“The industrial zone’s vegetation cover was predominantly formed by stress-tolerant and ruderal species, including Artemisia vulgaris, Calamagrostis epigeios, Bunias orientalis, Dactylis glomerata, Convolvulus arvensis, and Urtica dioica.”
✓ located verbatim in the source · abstract, characters 822–1059

Title

Assessment of Heavy Metal Accumulation in Soils and Dominant Agricultural Crops in an Industrial Environment of Ridder, East Kazakhstan Region

Dias Daurov; Kabyl Zhambakin; Ainash Daurova; et al. Plants 2026. doi:10.3390/plants15060983

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Competition affected growth traits more than physiology traits.

Taxon: Bunias orientalisBunias orientalist0
Outcome: growth‐ rather than physiology‐related traitse0
Direction: mostlye0

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“competition impacted mostly growth‐ rather than physiology‐related traits”
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Title

Differences in growth and competition between plants of a naturalized and an invasive population of Bunias orientalis

Blaise Binama; Müller Caroline Ecology and Evolution 2024. doi:10.1002/ece3.11153

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The relative effects of intra- and interpopulation competition varied among traits and harvests.

Taxon: Bunias orientalisBunias orientalist0
Outcome: relative magnitude of intra and interpopulation competitione0
Direction: differede0

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“The relative magnitude of intra and interpopulation competition differed among plant traits at the first and second harvest”
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“Bunias orientalis”
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Title

Differences in growth and competition between plants of a naturalized and an invasive population of Bunias orientalis

Blaise Binama; Müller Caroline Ecology and Evolution 2024. doi:10.1002/ece3.11153

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Invasive plants allocated relatively more biomass aboveground than naturalized plants.

Taxon: Bunias orientalisBunias orientalist0
Material: invasive populatione0
Outcome: aboveground biomasse0
Direction: relatively moree0
Comparator: naturalized populatione0

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“Plants of the invasive population outperformed the naturalized population by allocating relatively more resources to the aboveground biomass”
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“Bunias orientalis”
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Title

Differences in growth and competition between plants of a naturalized and an invasive population of Bunias orientalis

Blaise Binama; Müller Caroline Ecology and Evolution 2024. doi:10.1002/ece3.11153

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Invasive plants produced more and longer leaves, especially against two competitors.

Taxon: Bunias orientalisBunias orientalist0
Treatment: competition against two plantse0
Outcome: leavese0
Direction: more and longere0

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“producing more and longer leaves particularly when grown in competition against two plants”
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“Bunias orientalis”
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Title

Differences in growth and competition between plants of a naturalized and an invasive population of Bunias orientalis

Blaise Binama; Müller Caroline Ecology and Evolution 2024. doi:10.1002/ece3.11153

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Invasive plants were more competitive, with changed growth patterns after defoliation.

Taxon: Bunias orientalisBunias orientalist0
Treatment: artificial defoliatione0
Outcome: competitivee0
Direction: moree0

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“plants of the invasive population were more competitive, which may influence their successful establishment and range expansion in the introduced range, but growth patterns differed after artificial defoliation”
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“Bunias orientalis”
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Title

Differences in growth and competition between plants of a naturalized and an invasive population of Bunias orientalis

Blaise Binama; Müller Caroline Ecology and Evolution 2024. doi:10.1002/ece3.11153

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Interpopulation competition appeared to adversely affect the naturalized population.

Taxon: B. orientalisBunias orientalise0
Material: naturalized plant populatione0
Treatment: interpopulation competitione0
Outcome: performancee0
Direction: adversely impacte0

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“interpopulation competition seems to adversely impact the performance of the naturalized plant population of B. orientalis studied here”
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Title

Differences in growth and competition between plants of a naturalized and an invasive population of Bunias orientalis

Blaise Binama; Müller Caroline Ecology and Evolution 2024. doi:10.1002/ece3.11153

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Bunias orientalis occurred in all areas.

Taxon: Bunias orientalisBunias orientalise0
Outcome: In all areas, at least singlye0

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“In all areas, at least singly, there are five species: Amaranthus retroflexus, Bunias orientalis, Matricaria discoidea, Melilotus officinalis, Tripleurospermum inodorum”
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Title

Formation of the Ranges of Invasive Plant Species in the Altai Republic: Results of the Centennial Naturalization

E. Yu. Zykova Russian Journal of Biological Invasions 2023. doi:10.1134/s2075111723040203

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Method / resource Ranges were identified for 67 invasive plant species.
Observation Ten invasive species entered the Altai Republic in the 21st century.
Observation Accidental introduction was the main invasion vector.
Observation Amaranthus retroflexus occurred in all areas.
Observation Matricaria discoidea occurred in all areas.
Observation Melilotus officinalis occurred in all areas.
Observation Tripleurospermum inodorum occurred in all areas.
Observation Northern regions were more susceptible to invasion than southeastern regions.
Observation Eighteen invasive species were restricted to northern regions.
Observation Almost all species occurred in Gorno-Altaisk and Maima district.
Observation Kosh-Agach district had the fewest invasive species.
Observation Thirty-five of the species are invasive in Siberia.
Observation Eleven species rank among Russia’s hundred most aggressive.
Method / resource Range maps for Altai invasive plants were compiled.

Observationobservedoriginal resultno effectmeasured

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Phenology of Bunias orientalis did not differ according to status.

Taxon: Bunias orientalisBunias orientalise0
Outcome: Phenologye1
Qualifier: did not differ according to statuse1

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“native, invasive and naturalized status of Bunias orientalis”
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“Phenology did not differ according to status”
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Title

Differences in functional traits among distinct populations of the plant invaderBunias orientalis

Blaise Binama; Caroline Müller Journal of Plant Ecology 2022. doi:10.1093/jpe/rtac004

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Several plants of the native populations from areas with low annual temperatures did not start flowering.

Taxon: Bunias orientalisBunias orientalise0
Material: native populationse2
Outcome: start floweringe2
Qualifier: originating from areas with low annual temperaturese2

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“native, invasive and naturalized status of Bunias orientalis”
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“several plants of the native populations, originating from areas with low annual temperatures, did not start flowering”
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Title

Differences in functional traits among distinct populations of the plant invaderBunias orientalis

Blaise Binama; Caroline Müller Journal of Plant Ecology 2022. doi:10.1093/jpe/rtac004

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