Roadsides and gardens facilitate the expansion of non-native clonal succulent plants to wetlands in the coastal fringe of the Atacama Desert

Keyphrases

• Urban Habitat 100%
• Atacama Desert 100%
• Non-native 100%
• Wetlands 100%
• Roadside 100%
• Succulent Plants 100%
• Natural Habitats 50%
• Natural Ecosystems 50%
• Urban Sources 50%
• Non-native Plant Species 50%
• S. Portulacastrum 50%
• Coastal Ecosystems 25%
• Northern Chile 25%
• Novel Habitat 25%
• Native Species 25%
• Species Occurrence 25%
• Coastal Systems 25%
• Spatial Association 25%
• Habitat Type 25%
• Non-native Species 25%
• Habitat Configuration 25%
• Composition Diversity 25%
• Landscape Composition 25%
• Linear Reduction 25%
• Species Expansion 25%
• Generalized Linear Mixed Model 25%
• Carpobrotus Edulis 25%
• Alien Species 25%
• Species Establishment 25%
• Coastal Landscape 25%
• Coastal Road 25%
• Urban Biodiversity 25%
• Disservices 25%
• Mesembryanthemum 25%
• Succulence 25%
• Crypto 25%
• Heliotropium Curassavicum 25%
• Sesuvium Portulacastrum 25%
• Human-derived 25%
• Urban-rural 25%
• Habitat Extent 25%
• Road Verges 25%
• Rural Wetland 25%
• Succulent Species 25%
• C. Edulis 25%

INIS

• habitat 100%
• deserts 100%
• expansion 100%
• wetlands 100%
• ecosystems 33%
• distance 33%
• configuration 11%
• chile 11%
• range 11%
• humans 11%
• host 11%
• biodiversity 11%
• reduction 11%
• roads 11%
• balances 11%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Atacama Desert 100%
• Introduced Species 100%
• Linear Models 50%
• Mesembryanthemum 50%
• Heliotropium 50%
• Sesuvium portulacastrum 50%
• Carpobrotus edulis 50%
• Biodiversity 50%