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Agroecosystems Ecology and Conservati... 1 Biodiversity Macroecology and Biogeog... 1 Biodiversity Macroecology and Biogeog... 1 Department of Biosciences Durham Univ... 1 Division of Conservation Biology Vege... 1 Ecology Department of Biology Univers... 1 Ecology Department of Biology Univers... 1 German Centre for Integrative Biodive... 1 Institute of Botany Department of Inv... 1 Institute of Botany Department of Inv... 1 Institute of Botany Department of Inv... 1
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Agroecosystems Ecology and Conservati... 1 Biodiversity Macroecology and Biogeog... 1 Biodiversity Macroecology and Biogeog... 1 Department of Biosciences Durham Univ... 1 Division of Conservation Biology Vege... 1 Ecology Department of Biology Univers... 1 Ecology Department of Biology Univers... 1 German Centre for Integrative Biodive... 1 Institute of Botany Department of Inv... 1 Institute of Botany Department of Inv... 1 Institute of Botany Department of Inv... 1
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29974602
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10.1111/ele.13104
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Determining the factors associated with the naturalization of alien species is a central theme in ecology. Here, we tested the usefulness of a metric for quantifying Grime's seminal concept of adaptive strategies - competitors, stress-tolerators and ruderals (CSR) - to explain plant naturalizations worldwide. Using a global dataset of 3004 vascular plant species, and accounting for phylogenetic relatedness and species' native biomes, we assessed the associations between calculated C-, S- and R-scores and naturalization success for species exhibiting different life forms. Across different plant life forms, C-scores were positively and S-scores negatively associated with both the probability of naturalization and the number of regions where the species has naturalized. R-scores had positive effects on the probability of naturalization. These effects of the scores were, however, weak to absent for tree species. Our findings demonstrate the utility of CSR-score calculation to broadly represent, and potentially explain, the naturalization success of plant species.
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