Titlebook: Biotic Homogenization; Julie L. Lockwood,Michael L. McKinney Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2001 Ecology.biosphere.eco

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Limitation on the Production of Opium chapter focuses on hybridization between native and alien plant species and its implications for plant conservation. We consider a species alien when it is known to have been introduced to a given region from a different region of the world.

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nt, it is inevitable that biotic intermixing will increase.Unique local biotas will become extinct only to be replaced by alreadywidespread biotas that can tolerate human activities. This process isaffecting all aspects of our world: language, economies, andecosystems alike. The ultimate outcome is

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Limitation on the Production of Opiumortionately high, especially if extinctions are more prevalent in monotypic genera (McKinney 1997b; Hughes 1999; Russell . 1998). Losing higher taxa means that any biological innovations unique to them will also be lost, leaving an impoverished, more homogeneous fauna (Myers 1997).

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Sanda Ghimpu,Victor Dan Zlatescuabitat generalism (measured by the number of climate zones within a species‘ native range) of biome grasses and number of continents invaded. Most recently, Goodwin et. al. (1999) found number of native biogeographic regions to be the best predictor of successful plant invasion into New Brunswick, Canada.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-6803-9e landscapes (e.g., through the use of fire, water diversion, domestication of animals, mechanized agriculture, timber harvest and fisheries; see Howells, 1973; Clark, 1992; Flannery, 1994; Gamble, 1994).