Recent shifts in the spectrum of weeds documented throughout the globe in various
agroecosystems were purportedly associated with climate change. Consequently, it called …

Species distribution modeling and niche dynamics of alien plants can aid in understanding
the existing and future invasion potential in the wake of climate change. We describe the …

Human-induced climate change modifies plant species distribution, reorganizing
ecologically suitable habitats for invasive species. In this study, we identified the …

Modelling was carried out using maximum entropy model (MaxEnt) to explore and predict
the invasion potential of littleseed canarygrass (Phalaris minor Retz.) in India under current …

Climate change is one of the primary causes of species redistribution and biodiversity loss,
especially for threatened and endemic important plant species. Therefore, it is vital to …

Species distribution models (SDMs) or habitat suitability models are increasingly being used
by ecologists to understand and map the current and future spread of invasive species at …

We assess the invasive potential of Ageratum conyzoides, Hevea brasiliensis, Urena lobata
and Imperata cylindrica differing in habit and biogeographic origin through ecological niche …

Changing climatic scenarios has been recognized as a prominent threat to biodiversity
globally. Given the decline in biodiversity, there are more and more local, national, and …

Abstract Bushmint (Hyptis suaveolens (L.) Poit.) is one among the world's most noxious
weeds. Bushmint is rapidly invading tropical ecosystems across the world, including India …

MaxEnt modelling has been used to predict the present and future distributions of caterpillar
fungus, Ophiocordyceps sinensis in Sikkim Himalaya in four future climate change …