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      Giant Ragweed Invasion is Not Well Controlled by Biotic Resistance

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      The effect of native plant restoration on invasionby giant ragweed (Ambrosia trifida), an invasive species, iscurrently unknown. We hypothesized that (1) functionalgroup identity would be a good predictor of biotic resistanceto A. trifida, and (2) mixtures of species would be moreresistant to invasion than monocultures. Using seven functionaltraits, 37 native and non-native plants were divided into threefunctional groups that differed primarily in longevity andwoodiness. We conducted a competition experiment using anadditive competition design with A. trifida and monoculturesor mixtures of 14 species. Biotic resistance was evaluated bycalculating a relative competition index (RCIavg) based onthe average performance of A. trifida in treatments comparedwith that in control. In monocultures, RCIavg of residentplants did not significantly differ among the three functionalgroups or within each functional group. The highest RCIavg(40%) was observed for some fast-growing annuals (FG1)such as Zea mays and Secale cereal, which were strongcompetitors. RCIavg of resident plants was not significantlygreater in mixtures than in monocultures. Taken together, theresults show that plant diversity did not control invasion byA. trifida and that giant ragweed invasion cannot be wellcontrolled by biotic resistance.
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      The effect of native plant restoration on invasionby giant ragweed (Ambrosia trifida), an invasive species, iscurrently unknown. We hypothesized that (1) functionalgroup identity would be a good predictor of biotic resistanceto A. trifida, and (2) mix...

      The effect of native plant restoration on invasionby giant ragweed (Ambrosia trifida), an invasive species, iscurrently unknown. We hypothesized that (1) functionalgroup identity would be a good predictor of biotic resistanceto A. trifida, and (2) mixtures of species would be moreresistant to invasion than monocultures. Using seven functionaltraits, 37 native and non-native plants were divided into threefunctional groups that differed primarily in longevity andwoodiness. We conducted a competition experiment using anadditive competition design with A. trifida and monoculturesor mixtures of 14 species. Biotic resistance was evaluated bycalculating a relative competition index (RCIavg) based onthe average performance of A. trifida in treatments comparedwith that in control. In monocultures, RCIavg of residentplants did not significantly differ among the three functionalgroups or within each functional group. The highest RCIavg(40%) was observed for some fast-growing annuals (FG1)such as Zea mays and Secale cereal, which were strongcompetitors. RCIavg of resident plants was not significantlygreater in mixtures than in monocultures. Taken together, theresults show that plant diversity did not control invasion byA. trifida and that giant ragweed invasion cannot be wellcontrolled by biotic resistance.

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