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Title of Article Distributions of Alien Invasive Weeds under Climate Change Scenarios in Mountainous Bhutan 
Date of Acceptance 9 August 2019 
Journal
     Title of Journal Agronomy 
     Standard ISI 
     Institute of Journal MDPI AG (Basel, Switzerland) 
     ISBN/ISSN 2073-4395 
     Volume
     Issue
     Month August
     Year of Publication 2019 
     Page 442 
     Abstract Climate change is viewed as a cause in accelerating the rate of invasion by alien species in addition to the globalization of anthropogenic activities. Ecological niche modeling has become an instrument in predicting invasion from natural or invaded ranges to uninvaded ranges based on the presence records of organisms and environmental parameters. This study explored the changes in the distributions of globally noxious alien species (Aegratina adenophora, Ageratum conyzoides, Chromolaena odorata, Lantana camara, Mikania micrantha, and Parthenium hysterophorus) in Bhutan, to provide evidence that even a mountain environment is under the threat of invasion given the change in climatic conditions. With fairly high accuracy, the model results suggest that there will be a potential increase in the areas of invasion among most of the species, except Parthenium hysterophorus, which will experience a northerly shift and decline in distribution. The results also indicate changes in patterns of invasion, some becoming more concentrated toward a given direction, while others become more dispersed over time. This study provides a framework that can be used in the strategic control of the species, future detection surveys, and further research. 
     Keyword climate change; directional distributions; ecological niche modelling; Maxent; predicted invasion; partial area under curve 
Author
617030026-9 Mr. UGYEN THINLEY [Main Author]
Agriculture Doctoral Degree

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