Invasive plants are non-native plants that grow and spread aggressively, displacing native plant species. Hundreds of terrestrial and aquatic plants have become invasive, threatening both economies and ecosystems. Invasive plants spread rapidly and replace native species. It is important to understand how to identify, detect, and control these harmful plants.
Invasive plants are non-native plants that grow and spread aggressively, displacing native plant species. Hundreds of terrestrial and aquatic plants have become invasive, threatening both economies and ecosystems. Invasive plants spread rapidly and replace native species. It is important to understand how to identify, detect, and control these harmful plants.
Invasive plants are non-native plants that grow and spread aggressively, displacing native plant species. Hundreds of terrestrial and aquatic plants have become invasive, threatening both economies and ecosystems. Invasive plants spread rapidly and replace native species. It is important to understand how to identify, detect, and control these harmful plants.
(Essential Understandings) • An invasive plant adalah suatu non-native plant yg tumbuh dan mengambil-alih area alami. • Ada ratusan tumbuhan terrestrial dan tumbuhan aquatic invasive yang menimbulkan ancaman ekonomi dan ekologi. • Invasive plants menyebar dengan cepat dan menggantikan tumbuhan native species. • Perlu diketahui umum cara mengidentifikasi, mendeteksi, dan mengendalikan tumbuhan berbahaya ini. Definition • “What is an invasive plant species?” • invasive plant is a plant that grows over or displaces native plants and agricultural crops • native plant is a plant found in an an area before man settlers the area. • non-native plant is a plant introduced to an area after settlers arrived (non-native species ≠ invasive species) CHARACTERISTICS OF INVASIVES • Kebanyakan species invasive memiliki trait tertentu yang membuat mereka sukses dalam habitat yang mereka invasi. Invasive plants umumnya: • mentolerir kondisi lingkungan dalam kisaran luas. • bereproduksi lebih awal, sering dalam jumlah besar dan dalam beberapa cara. • Tumbuh dengan cepat • Bertahan dalam upaya-upaya pengendalian • Umumnya tidak ada atau sedikit memiliki nilai ekonomi. • Ingat bahwa tidak semua non-native species mengancam; sebahagian berguna. Hanya 25% yg bukan native alami invader menjadi gulma serius pertanian (Daehler, 1998). • The International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) provides a three-part definition of invasive species (McNeely, 2001): • An alien species that becomes established in natural or seminatural ecosystems or habitats, is an agent of change, and threatens native biological diversity. • Plant introduction occurs when a plant or its propagule(s) has been transported intentionally or accidentally by human action across a major geographical barrier • However, these non-native populations may not become invasive. • Invasive species produce numerous offspring that reside away from the parent population. • Common weeds are those plants that may or may not be aliens that grow where they are not wanted and whose presence leads to undesirable economic or environmental effects. • The US government’s Executive Order 13112 (1999) defined alien, invasive, and native species as follows: • An alien species is defined with respect to a particular ecosystem as any species including its seeds, eggs, spores, or other biological material capable of propagating that species, that is not native to that ecosystem. • An invasive species is an alien (a non-native) whose introduction causes or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health. • A native species is one that as a result of introduction, historically occurs or currently occurs in a particular ecosystem. Dampak (Impacts) • Dampak invasive weeds umumnya irreversible • Dampak invasive species dapat berupa – Social – Economic – Environmental • Indigineous species sangat rentan karena dihambat invasive spesies Invasive species di Indonesia (Sankaran dan Suresh, 2013)
Species Asal origin
• Acacia ferniciana • Tropical and subtropical America • Acacia mearnsii • South and East Australia • Adenantera pavonina • Southeast China and India • Ageratina adenaphora • Mexico • Ageratum conyzoides • Central and south America & The west Indies
• Ardisia crenata • Southeast Asia
• Ardisia elliptica • South and East Asia • Argemone mexicana • Mexico and West Indies • Bidens pilosa • Temperate and Tropical America • Caesalpinia decapetala • Tropical Asia • Carduus nutans • Asia and Europe Invasive species di Indonesia Species Asal origin • Causarina ecuisetifolia • Australia and Souteast Asia • Cedrela odorata • West Indies South to the Amazone Basin • Cenchrus clandestinus • Tropical East Africa • Chromolaena odorata • Tropical America • East Asia • Cinnamomum camphora • Central and South America • Clidemia hirta • Tropical Africa &South and Southeast Asia • Coccinia grandis • Bhutan, India, Myanmar, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan • Dalbergia sissoo • Eugenia uniflora • Tropical South America • Moluccas, PNG, New Britain, Solomon Islands • Falcataria moluccana • South and Southeast Asia • Hiptage benghalensis • Pantropical • Imperata cylindrica • Lantana camara • Central and South America Invasive species di Indonesia Species Asal origin • Leucaena leucocephala • Mexico and Central America • Ligustum robustum • South and Southeast Asia & China • Macfadyena unguis-cati • Central and South America • Maesopsis eminii • West and Central Africa • Melia azedarach • Southeast Asia and Northeast Australia • Merremia peltata • Africa, Asia and Pacific Islands • Miconia calvescens • Central and South America • Mikania micrantha • Central and South America • Mimosa pigra • Mexico, South n Central America n the Carribean • Mimosa pudica • Central and South America • Parthenium hysteprophorus • Mexico, South n Central America n the Carribean • Physalis peruviana • Piper aduncum • Tropical South America • Prosopis julifora • Central and South America, & Mexico Invasive species di Indonesia Species Asal origin • Psidium guajava • Tropical and Subtropical America • Pteridium aquilinum • Africa, Asia, Europe & North America • Pueraria montana var. lobata • Northeast & Southeast Asia, & the Pacific • Robinia pseudoacacia • Rubus niveus • Southeast US • Saccharum spontaneum • Tropical Africa & Asia • Sida acuta • Central America • Spathodea campalunata • West Africa • Sphagneticola trilobata • Mexico, Central & South America & the Carribean • Ulex europaeus • Central and West Europe, and the British Islands • Urochloa maxima • Africa • Verbena brasiliensis • South America • Zizipus mauritiana • South Asia and East Africa