1976
DOI: 10.2307/3038017
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Naturalization of Plant Aliens: The Volunteer Orange in Paraguay

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“…On the other hand, vertebrate dispersal may be responsible for the success of some woody invaders with large seeds (>200 mg) and negative Z scores. Moreover, even "undisturbed" habitats can be invaded by woody species dispersed by vertebrates (Gade 1976, Hayashida 1989, Vitousek and Walker 1989, Bass 1990, Richardson et al 1990, White and Stiles 1992, Biggeli and Hamilton 1993, Sallabanks 1993, Rejmanek 1996. This fact is taken into account in Table 3.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, vertebrate dispersal may be responsible for the success of some woody invaders with large seeds (>200 mg) and negative Z scores. Moreover, even "undisturbed" habitats can be invaded by woody species dispersed by vertebrates (Gade 1976, Hayashida 1989, Vitousek and Walker 1989, Bass 1990, Richardson et al 1990, White and Stiles 1992, Biggeli and Hamilton 1993, Sallabanks 1993, Rejmanek 1996. This fact is taken into account in Table 3.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, the late 16th century Spanish settlements in Florida included gardens and cultivated limes, lemons, and oranges (Lyon, 1996: 55); contemporaneous introductions of oranges soon appear in other Spanish subtropical and even temperate colonies (Gade, 1976). For example, the late 16th century Spanish settlements in Florida included gardens and cultivated limes, lemons, and oranges (Lyon, 1996: 55); contemporaneous introductions of oranges soon appear in other Spanish subtropical and even temperate colonies (Gade, 1976).…”
Section: Pre-1700mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este flujo hacia el "monte" ha sido reportado en la zona para varios frutales cítricos como "apepú", "limón mandarina" y "mandarina común" (Gade, 1976;Stampella et al, 2013aStampella et al, , 2014, como también para otros frutales locales como "níspero", "pecán" y una especie de Butia (Arecaceae) (Krapovickas & Dematteis, 2008;Delucchi & Keller, 2010;Hurrell et al, 2011). Este proceso de "naturalización" pocas veces toma en cuenta prácticas de manejo actuales y pasadas que fomentan dicho proceso, por lo cual el componente humano queda invisibilizado.…”
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