Risk assessment, eradication, and biological control: global efforts to limit Australian acacia invasions

Risk assessment, eradication, and biological control: global efforts to limit Australian acacia invasions

Source :

• Diversity and Distributions [ 1366-9516 ] ; 2011-09.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Botanique, écologie, écosystème, Plant.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Acacia, Acacia cyclops, Acacia longifolia, Acacia mearnsii, Acacia paradoxa, Acacia pycnantha, Acacia salicina, Acacia saligna, Adult plants, African entomology, African journal, Alien acacia, Alien plant invasions, Alien plants, Arid areas, Australian, Australian acacia, Australian acacia introductions, Australian acacia invasions, Australian acacia species, Australian acacias, Australian centre, Australian weed risk assessment protocol, Biodiversity institute, Biogeography, Biological control, Biological control agents, Biological invasions, Blackwell, Blackwell publishing, Botany, Case studies, Centre, Clear value, Coleoptera, Commercial production, Control agents, Control options, Curculionidae, Cyclops, Dennill, Dennill donnelly, Dispersal, Ecological, Ecology, Ecosystem, Effective legislation, Environmental management, Environmental science, Eradication, Forest ecology, Forestry, Forestry plantations, Full risk assessment, Generalized life cycle, Global, Global review, Grid cells, High risk, Hoffmann, Host plant, Impson, Invader, Invasion, Invasion biology, Invasion debt, Invasion risk, Invasion success, Invasive, Invasive australian acacia species, Invasive australian acacias, Invasive plant science, Invasive plants, Invasive species, Invasive tree acacia saligna, Invasive wattles, Invasive woody plant species, Invasiveness, Kull, Large quantities, Life cycle, Life stage, Limit invasions, Local contexts, Long history, Longifolia, Maitre, Major limitation, Management efforts, Management goal, Many australian acacia species, Many regions, Many species, Marchante, Mearnsii, Melanterius, Melanterius maculatus, Melanterius ventralis, Melbourne, Mitigation methods, Native range, Naturalization, Oral displays, Other countries, Other regions, Ower buds, Panetta, Paraserianthes lophantha, Persistent seed bank, Persistent seed banks, Pieterse cairns, Plant invasions, Portuguese dune ecosystems, Preventative measures, Probability density, Programme, Public awareness, Questionnaire results, Recent scheme, Rejmanek, Reproductive, Reproductive biology, Reproductive maturity, Responsible utilization, Reunion island, Richardson kluge, Richardson rejmanek, Rinaudo, Rinaudo cunningham, Risk assessment, Risk assessments, Rust fungus uromycladium tepperianum, Saligna, Saligna invasions, Seed bank, Seed banks, Seed dispersal, Seed lots, Seed predation, Seed production, Seedling, Several methods, Small areas, Soil seed banks, Southwestern cape, Special issue, Species subject, Spread rates, Stellenbosch university, Sterile cultivars, Successful management, Taxon, Trichilogaster, Trichilogaster acaciaelongifoliae, Uromycladium tepperianum, Vast majority, Wattle, Weed, Widespread invaders, Widespread invasions, Wilgen, Woody, Woody legumes.
• Teeft :
  • Acacia, Acacia cyclops, Acacia longifolia, Acacia mearnsii, Acacia paradoxa, Acacia pycnantha, Acacia salicina, Acacia saligna, Adult plants, African entomology, African journal, Alien acacia, Alien plant invasions, Alien plants, Arid areas, Australian, Australian acacia, Australian acacia introductions, Australian acacia invasions, Australian acacia species, Australian acacias, Australian centre, Australian weed risk assessment protocol, Biodiversity institute, Biogeography, Biological control, Biological control agents, Biological invasions, Blackwell, Blackwell publishing, Botany, Case studies, Centre, Clear value, Coleoptera, Commercial production, Control agents, Control options, Curculionidae, Cyclops, Dennill, Dennill donnelly, Dispersal, Ecological, Ecology, Ecosystem, Effective legislation, Environmental management, Environmental science, Eradication, Forest ecology, Forestry, Forestry plantations, Full risk assessment, Generalized life cycle, Global, Global review, Grid cells, High risk, Hoffmann, Host plant, Impson, Invader, Invasion, Invasion biology, Invasion debt, Invasion risk, Invasion success, Invasive, Invasive australian acacia species, Invasive australian acacias, Invasive plant science, Invasive plants, Invasive species, Invasive tree acacia saligna, Invasive wattles, Invasive woody plant species, Invasiveness, Kull, Large quantities, Life cycle, Life stage, Limit invasions, Local contexts, Long history, Longifolia, Maitre, Major limitation, Management efforts, Management goal, Many australian acacia species, Many regions, Many species, Marchante, Mearnsii, Melanterius, Melanterius maculatus, Melanterius ventralis, Melbourne, Mitigation methods, Native range, Naturalization, Oral displays, Other countries, Other regions, Ower buds, Panetta, Paraserianthes lophantha, Persistent seed bank, Persistent seed banks, Pieterse cairns, Plant invasions, Portuguese dune ecosystems, Preventative measures, Probability density, Programme, Public awareness, Questionnaire results, Recent scheme, Rejmanek, Reproductive, Reproductive biology, Reproductive maturity, Responsible utilization, Reunion island, Richardson kluge, Richardson rejmanek, Rinaudo, Rinaudo cunningham, Risk assessment, Risk assessments, Rust fungus uromycladium tepperianum, Saligna, Saligna invasions, Seed bank, Seed banks, Seed dispersal, Seed lots, Seed predation, Seed production, Seedling, Several methods, Small areas, Soil seed banks, Southwestern cape, Special issue, Species subject, Spread rates, Stellenbosch university, Sterile cultivars, Successful management, Taxon, Trichilogaster, Trichilogaster acaciaelongifoliae, Uromycladium tepperianum, Vast majority, Wattle, Weed, Widespread invaders, Widespread invasions, Wilgen, Woody, Woody legumes.

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• Afrique du Sud, Australie, France, Grèce, Israël, Italie, Kenya, Malaisie, Portugal, Suisse, États-Unis
• Attique (région), Californie, Hawaï, Languedoc-Roussillon, Occitanie (région administrative), Tennessee, Victoria (État)
• Athènes, Melbourne, Montpellier
• Université de Melbourne

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