본문 바로가기
KERD
논문KCI 등재

Distribution and Ecological Range of the Alien Plant Species Mikania micrantha Kunth (Asteraceae) in Taiwan

Willis, Maja|Stefan Zerbe|Yau-Lun Kuo
한국생태학회 (The Ecological Society Of Korea)|2008.11|Journal of Ecology and Environment|제31권 제4호|pp. 277-290

1

조회

0

다운로드

1

인용

0

참고문헌

키워드

Land useDisturbanceAlien plant speciesBiological invasionsLand abandonment
주제분류생물학

초록

In the past two decades Mikania micrantha Kunth, a climbing plant species originating from tropical America, has spread across Taiwan. It can now be found frequently in the lowlands and lower mountain areas up to 1,000 m a.s.l. in the centre and south of the island. Mikania micrantha is considered a problematic invasive alien plant species which is said to cause economical as well as environmental damage. This study investigated the ecological site characteristics of M. micrantha in Taiwan. 112 vegetation surveys were carried out in habitats where the alien plant was present. A comparison between sites with a high and a low abundance was carried out in order to assess which factors especially influence the extensive spread of the plant. Furthermore, the influence of disturbances was examined. Results showed that Mikania micrantha grows very dense in habitats which are characterized by good light conditions combined with vertical structures, such as trees. Results revealed that this invader occurs most frequently in agricultural fallows and wastelands, but it could hardly be found in the intensively managed plantations in the investigation area. Results provide great evidence that the plant is strongly influenced by disturbances, but only if impacts occur rarely.

Abstract

In the past two decades Mikania micrantha Kunth, a climbing plant species originating from tropical America, has spread across Taiwan. It can now be found frequently in the lowlands and lower mountain areas up to 1,000 m a.s.l. in the centre and south of the island. Mikania micrantha is considered a problematic invasive alien plant species which is said to cause economical as well as environmental damage. This study investigated the ecological site characteristics of M. micrantha in Taiwan. 112 vegetation surveys were carried out in habitats where the alien plant was present. A comparison between sites with a high and a low abundance was carried out in order to assess which factors especially influence the extensive spread of the plant. Furthermore, the influence of disturbances was examined. Results showed that Mikania micrantha grows very dense in habitats which are characterized by good light conditions combined with vertical structures, such as trees. Results revealed that this invader occurs most frequently in agricultural fallows and wastelands, but it could hardly be found in the intensively managed plantations in the investigation area. Results provide great evidence that the plant is strongly influenced by disturbances, but only if impacts occur rarely.

참고문헌 (73)

  1. "Species search"[URL]
  2. Boufford DE, "A checklist of vascular plants of Taiwan. In: Flora of Taiwan", pp.15~139 (2003), National Taiwan University
  3. Brady NC, "The Nature and Properties of Soils" (2002), Prentice Hall
  4. Braun-Blanquet J, "Pflanzensoziologie. Grundzüge der Vegetationskunde" (1964), Springer Verlag
  5. Chen ZS, "Total organic carbon pool in soils of Taiwan", Proc. National Sci. Coun. (ROC). Part B: Life Sci, 통권 : 21, pp.120~127 (1997)
  6. Chiang MY, "Confirmation on the presence of Mikania micrantha Kunth in Taiwan", Plant Prot Bull, 44, pp.61~65 (2002)
  7. "onwards. GrassBase - The Online World Grass Flora"[URL]
  8. "Panicum maximum. Tropical Forages: an interactive selection tool. CSIRO, DPI&F(Qld), CIAT and ILRI, Brisbane"[URL]
  9. Cronk QCB, "Plant Invaders" (1995), Chapman and Hall
  10. "Alstonia scholaris (L.) RBr. Seed Leaflet 9"[URL]
  11. Drake J, "Biological Invasions: A Global Perspective" (1989), John Wiley & Sons
  12. "Panicum maximum. Handbook of energy crops"[URL]
  13. "Flora of China"[URL]
  14. "Flora of North America"[URL]
  15. Ellenberg H, "Zeigerwerte von Pflanzen in Mitteleuropa, 3rd edn", Scr geobot, 18, pp.1~262 (2001)
  16. Erhardt W, "Zander. Dictionary of Plant Names, 16th edn" (2000), Ulmer
  17. "Fact sheets"[URL]
  18. Feng HL, "The distribution of Mikania micrantha in Guangdong", J Trop Subtrop Bot, 10(3), pp.263~270 (2002)
  19. Foth HD, "Soil Fertility" (1988), John Wiley & Sons
  20. French JV, "Cissus sicyoides C. Linnaeus (Vitaceae), a potential exotic pest in the Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas", Subtrop Pl Sci, 55, pp.72~74 (2003)
  21. "The climate of Taiwan"[URL]
  22. "Mikania micrantha"[URL]
  23. "Invasive Alien Species - A Growing Global Threat"[URL]
  24. Hobbs RJ, "The nature and effects of disturbance relative to invasions. In: Biological invasions: a global perspective", pp.389~405 (1989), John Wiley & Sons
  25. Holm LG, "The World’s Worst Weeds: Distribution and Biology" (1977), University Press of Hawaii
  26. Holmes W, "The genus Mikania (Compositae: Eupatorieae) in the Greater Antilles" (1993), Botanical Research Institute of Texas
  27. Hsieh CF, "Introduction to the flora of Taiwan, 3: floristics, phytogeography, and vegetation. In: Flora of Taiwan", pp.12~ (1994), National Taiwan University
  28. Hsu LM, "Comparison of seed germination and vegetative growth of two Mikania species", Plant Prot Bull, 45, pp.321~328 (2003)
  29. Hu YJ, "A study on life cycle and response to herbicides of Mikania micrantha", Acta Scient Nat Univ Sunyatseni, 33, pp.88~95 (1994)
  30. Huang TC, "Flora of Taiwan" (2003), National Taiwan University
  31. Huang TC, "Flora of Taiwan" (2000), National Taiwan University
  32. Huang TC, "Flora of Taiwan" (1998), National Taiwan University
  33. Huang TC, "Flora of Taiwan" (1994), National Taiwan University
  34. Huang TC, "Flora of Taiwan" (1993), National Taiwan University
  35. Huang ZL, "The growth and damaging effect of Mikania micrantha in different habitats", J Trop Subtrop Bot, 8(2), pp.131~138 (2000)
  36. Huang,TC, "Flora of Taiwan" (1996), National Taiwan University
  37. "The Spread and Monitoring Program for Mikania micrantha in Taiwan. Paper presented at the 2003 WSSROC conference on the harmful effect and field management of Mikania micrantha. Hualien, 8 Dec 2003"[URL]
  38. "Macaranga tanarius. Agroforestrytree Database"[URL]
  39. "IUCN Guidelines for the prevention of biodiversity loss due to biological invasions"[URL]
  40. Keeney DR, "Nitrogen - inorganic forms. In: Methods of Soil Analysis, part 2", pp.643~698 (1982), Agronomy Society of America and Soil Science Society of America
  41. Knickrehm B, "Biotoptypenkartierung in der Landschaftsplanung", Natur und Landschaft, 70(11), pp.519~528 (1995)
  42. Kuo S, "Phosphorus. In: Methods of Soil Analysis, part 3", pp.869~919 (1996), Agronomy Society of America and Soil Science Society of America
  43. "Ecophysiological characteristics of Mikania micrantha H.B.K. Paper presented at the 2003 WSSROC conference on the harmful effect and field management of Mikania micrantha. Hualien, 8 Dec 2003"[URL]
  44. Kuo YL, "Using a consecutive-cutting method and allelopathy to control the invasive vine, Mikania micrantha H.B.K", Taiwan J For Sci, 17(2), pp.171~181 (2002)
  45. Mack RN, "Temperate grasslands vulnerable to plant invasions: characteristics and cosequences. In: Biological invasions: a global perspective", pp.155~180 (1989), John Wiley & Sons
  46. McLean EO, "Soil pH and lime requirement. In: Methods of Soil Analysis, part 2", pp.199~224 (1982), Agronomy Society of America and Soil Science Society of America
  47. Mooney HA, "Invasive Species in a Changing World" (2000), Island Press
  48. "Fruits of warm climates. Julia F Morton, Miami, FL"[URL]
  49. Mueller-Dombois D, "Aims and Methods of Vegetation Ecology" (1974), John Wiley & Sons
  50. Nelson DW, "Total carbon, OC, and organic matter. In: Methods of Soil Analysis, part 2", pp.539~577 (1982), Agronomy Society of America and Soil Science Society of America
  51. Nentwig W,ed, "Biological invasions", Ecological Studies, 193, pp.59~74 (2008)
  52. "Albizia falcataria. Center for New Crops & Plant Products, Purdue University"[URL]
  53. Ng SC, "The bad biodiversity: alien plant species in Hong Kong", Biodiv Sci, 10(1), pp.109~118 (2002)
  54. Parker C, "The Mikania problem. Center for overseas pest research", PANS - Pest Articles and News Summaries, 18, pp.312~315 (1972)
  55. "Biological invasion risks and the public good: an economic perspective. Cons Ecol 6(1): 1"[URL]
  56. "Plant threats to Pacific ecosystems. Index of all PIER Species"[URL]
  57. Pimentel D, "Environmental and economic costs of non-indigenous species in the United States", BioScience, 50, pp.53~65 (2000)
  58. Pyšek P, "Plant Invasions - General Aspects and Special Problems" (1995), SPB Academic Publishing
  59. Rejmánek M, "Invasibility of plant communities. In: Biological Invasions: a Global Perspective", pp.369~388 (1989), John Wiley & Sons
  60. Rhoades JD, "Soluble salts. In: Methods of Soil Analysis. part 2" (1982), ASA and SSSA
  61. "Panicum maximum. Plants of Southern Africa"[URL]
  62. Integrated management of the alien invasive weed Mikania micrantha in the Western Ghats, "Sankaran KV", Kerala Forest Research Institute, ~, pp.KFRI Resaerch Report No. 202 (2001)
  63. "Germination studies on Tabebuia impetiginosa Mart. seeds. Cerne 10(1):1-9"[URL]
  64. Starfinger U, "From desireable ornamental plant to pest to accepted addition to the flora? - the perception of an alien tree species through the centuries", Biol Inv, 5, pp.323~335 (2003)
  65. "Macaranga tanarius. Plants of Hawai’i Reports"[URL]
  66. Swamy PS, "Effect of fire on growth and allocation strategies of Mikania micrantha under early successional environments", J Appl Ecol, 25(2), pp.653~658 (1988)
  67. Taiwan Provincial Mountain Agriculture and Pasture Development Bureau, "Soil Survey Report of Slope Lands in Pingtung" (1984), Taichung
  68. "The PLANTS Database. National Plant Data Center, Baton Rouge, LA 70874-4490 USA"[URL]
  69. Waterhouse DF, "Biological Control of Weeds: Southeast Asia prospects" (1994), ACIAR
  70. Whiffin T, "Analysis of a Hybrid Swarm between Heterocentron elegans and H. glandulosum (Melastomataceae)", Taxon, 22(4), pp.413~423 (1973)
  71. Wu SH, "Catalogue of the naturalized flora of Taiwan", Taiwania, 49(1), pp.16~31 (2004)
  72. Ye WH, "The plant killer - Mikania micrantha in South China", Aliens, 13, pp.7~ (2001)
  73. Zhang LY, "Mikania micrantha H.B.K. in China - an overview", Weed Research, 44, pp.42~49 (2004)

관련 논문AI추천

Controlling Mikania micrantha HBK: How effective manual cutting is?Madan Sandilya, Rajan Subedi, Rajesh Kumar Rai한국생태학회 · Journal of Ecology and Environment2012 · 제35권 제3호Diversity and distribution of invasive alien plant species along elevation gradient in Makawanpur district, central NepalGhimire Balkrishna, Karki Dipesh, Pandeya Bijay한국생태학회 · Journal of Ecology and Environment2023 · 제47권 제3호Distribution characteristic of invasive alien plants in Jeju Island김남영, 김덕기, 김미정, 류태복, 이도훈, 이창우, 정혜란, 최동희, 이효혜미한국생태학회 · Journal of Ecology and Environment2017 · 제41권 제6호Status, Distribution and Diversity of Invasive Forest Undergrowth Species in the Tropics: a Study from Northeastern BangladeshBishwajit Roy, Md. Habibur Rahman, Mohammed Abu Sayed Arfin Khan산림과학연구소 · Journal of forest and environmental science2010 · 제26권 제3호Major environmental factors and traits of invasive alien plants determining their spatial distribution오민우, 이은주, 허윤정, 이효혜미한국생태학회 · Journal of Ecology and Environment2021 · 제45권 제4호Forest regrowth reduces richness and abundance of invasive alien plant species in community managed Shorea robusta forests of central NepalLaxmi Khaniya, Shrestha Bharat Babu한국생태학회 · Journal of Ecology and Environment2020 · 제44권 제2호

이 간행물의 다른 논문 (10건)

Asymmetry in Reproductive Character Displacement장이권pp. 255-260Growth and Photosynthetic Responses of One C₃and Two C₄Chenopodiaceae Plants to Three CO₂Concentration ConditionsIshikawa, Shin-Ichipp. 261-267Successional Changes in Seed Banks in Abandoned Rice Fields in Gwangneung, Central Korea이선미, 오우석, 박성애, 이창석, 신현철, 설은실, 조용찬pp. 269-276Weight Loss and Nutrient Dynamics during Leaf Litter Decomposition of Quercus variabilis and Pinus densiflora at Mt. Worak National Park남궁정, 한아름, 문형태pp. 291-295Floristic Composition, Grazing Effects and Above-ground Plant Biomass in the Hulunbeier Grasslands of Inner Mongolia, ChinaTsagaanbandi Tsendeekhuu, Yunxiang Cheng, Mayu Kurosu, Kawada, Kiyokazu, Ichiroku Hayashi, Toru Nakamura, Wuyunnapp. 297-307
원문 보기