Impact of Invasive Plant Species - Dogra, Kuldip Singh;Kohli, RK;Batish SK Sood, DR
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Invasive plant species alter native community composition, deplete species diversity, affect ecosystem process and thus cause huge economic and ecological imbalance. These plants possess a set of remarkable traits that allow them to colonize huge areas upon invasion. Studies of invasive species introductions in the past revealed that the impacts of their invasion are complex and can permanently alter the structure and function of communities, cause local extinctions and changes in ecosystem processes. The increased incidence of invasion around the world poses a major threat to indigenous…mehr

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Invasive plant species alter native community composition, deplete species diversity, affect ecosystem process and thus cause huge economic and ecological imbalance. These plants possess a set of remarkable traits that allow them to colonize huge areas upon invasion. Studies of invasive species introductions in the past revealed that the impacts of their invasion are complex and can permanently alter the structure and function of communities, cause local extinctions and changes in ecosystem processes. The increased incidence of invasion around the world poses a major threat to indigenous biological diversity. The authentic identification, documentation and characterization of the alien plant species in various areas become very popular to find out the strategies and methods to manage them in their introduced habitats. Especially it is very important to put separately indigenous and alien/exotic plant species in the recently compiled floras as they would be helpful to find out proper ways for their management.
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Dr. KS Dogra is working as Scientist-B in Botanical Survey of India. He has done his PhD from Panjab University Chandigarh, India in 2007. He got Dr. DS Kothari Postdoc. Fellowship Award from UGC, New Delhi in 2008 for 3 years to work on invasion of Eupatorium adenophorum Sp. in HP,India. He published 15 research papers in SCI Journals and 4 books.