Solanum mauritianum (arbre, arbuste)

Écologie Distribution Gestion Impacts Références et liens Contacts

Étude de cas sur les impacts Queensland (Australia)   Agricole: Seriously reduces pasture carrying capacities. Auckland Region (New Zealand)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Nuisance pour les personnes: Causes irritation of skin and respiratory tract and sometimes nausea when handled. Berries are also toxic. Auckland Region (New Zealand)   Perturbation physique: Can form dense stands, crowding out and suppressing all other plants. Bay of Plenty Region (New Zealand)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Bay of Plenty Region (New Zealand)   Perturbation physique: Can form dense stands, crowding out and suppressing all other plants. Hawke's Bay Region (New Zealand)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Nuisance pour les personnes: Causes irritation of skin and respiratory tract and sometimes nausea when handled. Berries are also toxic. Manawatu-Wanganui Region (New Zealand)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Northland Region (New Zealand)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Northland Region (New Zealand)   Perturbation physique: Can form dense stands, crowding out and suppressing all other plants. Waikato Region (New Zealand)   Perturbation physique: Can form dense stands, crowding out and suppressing all other plants. Wellington Region (New Zealand)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Nuisance pour les personnes: Causes irritation of skin and respiratory tract and sometimes nausea when handled. Berries are also toxic. Marlborough Region (New Zealand)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Saint Helena   Réduction de la biodiversité indigène: Solanum mauritianum adversely affects indigenous vegetation on the central ridge (Ashmole and Ashmole, 2000 in Varnham, 2006). South Africa   Autre: Retards growth of new pine trees. Interaction avec d'autres espèces envahissantes: The fruits provide winter feeding for the Mediterranean and KZN fruit fly, which are pests in orchards. Nuisance pour les personnes: Grows rapidly impeding access to forests. Perturbation physique: Replaces indigenous species. Eastern Cape (South Africa)   Modification de l'hydrologie: Contributes to excessive water use in riparian zones Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Gauteng (South Africa)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation KwaZulu-Natal (South Africa)   Compétition: Competes with establishing seedlings in forestry plantations Modification de l'hydrologie: Contributes to excessive water use in riparian zones Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Mpumalanga (South Africa)   Compétition: Competes with establishing seedlings in forestry plantations Modification de l'hydrologie: Contributes to excessive water use in riparian zones Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation North West (South Africa)   Modification de l'hydrologie: Contributes to excessive water use in riparian zones Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Northern (SA) (South Africa)   Modification de l'hydrologie: Contributes to excessive water use in riparian zones Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Western Cape (South Africa)   Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Hhohho (Swaziland)   Modification de l'hydrologie: Contributes to excessive water use in riparian zones Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation Lubombo (Swaziland)   Modification de l'hydrologie: Contributes to excessive water use in riparian zones Modification des modes de succession: Replaces native vegetation