2021
DOI: 10.21273/horttech04787-20
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Nuisance to Invasive Ornamentals: Proceedings from the ASHS Invasive Plants Research Group 2020 Workshop

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“…Also, Woods and Sultan (2022) showed that post-introduced evolution by lady's thumb (Polygonum cespitosum) led to the evolution of traits that maximized propagule production, thus leading to invasiveness. However, numerous researchers have shown that some species have the potential to be invasive regardless of their origin, including plants native to the respective country or region (Anderson et al 2021;Gettys 2019;Gettys and Schnelle 2019;Marble 2018;Schnelle 2019Schnelle , 2021Schnelle and Gettys 2021). Range-shifting native plants may behave like invasive plants and colonize new environments, resulting in potential negative consequences (Wallingford et al 2020).…”
Section: T He Invasive Plants Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, Woods and Sultan (2022) showed that post-introduced evolution by lady's thumb (Polygonum cespitosum) led to the evolution of traits that maximized propagule production, thus leading to invasiveness. However, numerous researchers have shown that some species have the potential to be invasive regardless of their origin, including plants native to the respective country or region (Anderson et al 2021;Gettys 2019;Gettys and Schnelle 2019;Marble 2018;Schnelle 2019Schnelle , 2021Schnelle and Gettys 2021). Range-shifting native plants may behave like invasive plants and colonize new environments, resulting in potential negative consequences (Wallingford et al 2020).…”
Section: T He Invasive Plants Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it is becoming apparent that native species are not always "wellbehaved" and that some indigenous species can be as destructive and damaging as nonnative species. For example, a number of reports (e.g., Anderson, 2019;Anderson et al, 2021;Carey et al, 2012;Gettys, 2019;Kendle and Rose, 2000;Marble, 2018;Reichard and White, 2001;Robertson et al, 2020;Ruter, 2019;Schnelle, 2019;Schnelle and Gettys, 2021;Simberloff et al, 2012;Truong et al, 2020;Valery et al, 2009) acknowledge that native plant species can also exhibit behavior that ranges from weedy to invasive in natural areas as well as landscapes.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Contrary to popular belief, native plants too can sometimes become a nuisance to invasive (Gettys 2019;Gettys and Schnelle 2019;Marble 2018;Nackley et al 2017;Schnelle 2019Schnelle , 2021Schnelle and Gettys 2021;Simberloff et al 2012;Valery et al 2009). It is estimated that 10% to 20% of nuisance to invasive plant species in North America are native to the United States.…”
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