Genetic reconstruction of potential invasion pathways of Ligustrum lucidum into Argentina

Magali, Madelon; Aguirre-Acosta, Natalia; Acosta, María Cristina; Montti, Lía; Qi, Weilong; Aguilar, Ramiro

doi:10.1016/j.actao.2021.103733

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“…Notably, the model projects a contraction in suitable area within this region in the future under both RCP scenarios. This, in addition to natural habitat fragmentation and possible loss of haplotypes diversity (Madelón et al., 2021), can have a potentially negative effect on L. lucidum in its native range. Interestingly, the invaded areas could potentially protect the species and its genetic diversity.…”

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“…The species' introduction was commonly associated with ornamental purposes (CABI, 2020; Hummel et al., 2014; Johnson, 2009; Rodrigues et al., 2015). However, more complex historical and socioeconomic causes, as human migrations and/or trade between the donor area of propagules and the receiving areas, could also have played an important role in L. lucidum's distribution (Madelón et al., 2021; Montti et al., 2017).…”

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Invasive plants have a wide distribution worldwide. Their ability to adapt and colonize different climates is attributed to the phenotypic plasticity and the expansion of the climatic niche of the species. Simultaneously, their distribution patterns will be affected by climate change, creating or reducing the ideal areas for their establishment. We evaluated the current and potential distribution of Ulex europaeus L. in Colombia, under the global circulation models ACCESS-ESM1-5 and MIROC6 in two scenarios, for the years 2041–2060, taking into account its climate niche expansion. An ecological niche model was built for this purpose using Maxent algorithm of the KUENM, the records of the species in native and invasive condition from the GBIF portal, and records obtained through field trips and bioclimatic variables from Worldclim2 were used. Changes in potential distribution were analyzed with the Biomod2. A total of 1072 occurrence records were found for U. europaeus and 109 records were found in Colombia in the Cordillera Central and Oriental, where an expansion of the altitudinal range was evidenced from 2000 to 4052 m above sea level. Climate change models for Colombia showed that the creation of new areas for potential establishment is less than 1% and there is a reduction in potential distribution of 12 and 31% due to unsuitable climatic conditions that would affect their germination capacity. However, given its potential for adaptation, the invasions will persist in the new conditions and will continue their colonization process at higher altitudes where they find optimal temperatures for their germination and establishment.

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Genetic reconstruction of potential invasion pathways of Ligustrum lucidum into Argentina

Cited by 4 publications

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Predicting current and future global distribution of invasive Ligustrum lucidum W.T. Aiton: Assessing emerging risks to biodiversity hotspots

Predicting current and future global distribution of invasive Ligustrum lucidum W.T. Aiton: Assessing emerging risks to biodiversity hotspots

Too much water under the bridge: unraveling the worldwide invasion of the tree tobacco through genetic and ecological approaches

Distribution models in invasive plants with climatic niche expansion: a case study of Ulex europaeus L. in Colombian Andes

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