Pteris tremula (Polypodiopsida: Pteridaceae): A Naturalized Species in Argentina

Arana, Marcelo D.; Berrueta, Pedro Cayetano; Gorrer, Daniel Alejandro; Giudice, Gabriela Elena; Luna, María Luján

doi:10.1640/0002-8444-110.2.66

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“…As the Pteris collections in Argentina increase, new finds are recorded. Recently, five naturalized populations of Pteris tremula have been detected growing in the coast of Río de La Plata (Buenos Aires), in diverse environments like flooded scrublands, marginal forest, and, mainly, disturbed habitats (Arana et al 2020a). Additionally, the known distribution of Pteris cretica has expanded towards the center of the country, and var.…”

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The exotic species Pteris ensiformis (Pteridaceae) in South America: an aproach to naturalization process

Yañez,

Marquez,

Vignale

et al. 2023

Rodriguésia

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Pteris has numerous representatives of Asian and Oceanic origin naturalized in America, some of them recognized as invasive weeds. Pteris ensiformis was introduced in America in the middle of the 19th century and subsequently naturalized in USA and Central America, but the records of its distribution in South America are isolated and the establishment or naturalization of the populations is unclear. As part of a broader study whose objective is to review the diversity of ferns and lycophytes in the Paranaense forest P. ensiformis was found for the first time in Argentina. In addition to describing, illustrating, and distinguishing the species from other species of the genus in the country, we review the distribution of P. ensiformis in South America comparing herbarium collections and iNaturalist observations, a citizen science platform. Additionally, a status for the species is proposed or suggested in each country where it is registered according to its stage of the naturalization process.

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The exotic species Pteris ensiformis (Pteridaceae) in South America: an aproach to naturalization process

Yañez,

Marquez,

Vignale

et al. 2023

Rodriguésia

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“…Br., P. tripartita Sw. and P. vittata L. are reported as invasive weeds in many parts of the world, being increasingly found in both, natural and urban areas in several countries possibly as a result of climate change (Wilkins & Salter, 2003;Mac Donald, Sellers, Langeland, Duperron-Bond & Ketterer-Guest, 2008;Robinson, Sheffield & Sharpe, 2010;Silva Junior, Fernandes & Ferreira, 2018). Pteris tremula, originally distributed in the Australasian South Pacific, was recently cited as established in Argentina, in diverse environments like marginal forest, Espinal forests, flooded scrublands and also disturbed habitats (Arana, Berrueta, Luna & Giudice, 2020).…”

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The first register of the weed fern Pteris cretica var. laeta (Pteridaceae) in central Argentina

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Natale²,

Martínez³

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Pteris cretica L. var. laeta is recorded for the first time in the Comechingones biogeographic province in central Argentina. This is the first record of P. cretica in central Argentina, and P. cretica var. laeta for the country. Until now Pteris cretica has only been known to occur, in America, in North America (Florida), Central America and South America in Neotropical biomes from Peru, Chile, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and northern Argentina as established in the Yungas biogeographic province, and as ruderal in Buenos Aires. An updated description is provided, along with pictures, differences with P. cretica var. cretica, and characteristic of the novel habitat of the species.

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Pteridium (Dennstaedtiaceae) from Miocene of Patagonia (Río Negro, Argentina): the southernmost evidence of bracken fern in South America

Machado,

Yañez,

Passalia

et al. 2024

Historical Biology

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Pteris tremula (Polypodiopsida: Pteridaceae): A Naturalized Species in Argentina

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The exotic species Pteris ensiformis (Pteridaceae) in South America: an aproach to naturalization process

The exotic species Pteris ensiformis (Pteridaceae) in South America: an aproach to naturalization process

The first register of the weed fern Pteris cretica var. laeta (Pteridaceae) in central Argentina

Pteridium (Dennstaedtiaceae) from Miocene of Patagonia (Río Negro, Argentina): the southernmost evidence of bracken fern in South America

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