📚 Volume 31, Issue 9
📋 ID: gWKThig
Authors
Aisha Ndlovu, Hiroshi Tanaka, Marta Fernandez, Jamal Ahmad
, Luis Schneider, Viktor Tkachenko
University of Cape Town, University of Tokyo, Universidad de Sevilla, University of Karachi
Keywords
Invasive Species
Tropical Wetlands
Biodiversity
Ecosystem Services
Conservation
Abstract
Invasive plant species pose significant threats to biodiversity and ecosystem functions, particularly in tropical wetlands. These ecosystems are critical for maintaining global biodiversity and providing essential ecological services. This study examines the ecological impacts of invasive plant species in tropical wetland environments, focusing on their effects on native plant diversity, water quality, and carbon sequestration. Through a combination of field surveys and remote sensing data, we assess the extent of invasion and identify key management strategies to mitigate these impacts. Our findings highlight the importance of early detection and rapid response in managing invasive species to preserve the ecological integrity of tropical wetlands.
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📝 How to Cite
Aisha Ndlovu, Hiroshi Tanaka, Marta Fernandez, Jamal Ahmad , Luis Schneider, Viktor Tkachenko (2024).
"Ecological Impacts of Invasive Plant Species in Tropical Wetlands".
Wulfenia, 31(9).
