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Peruvian peppertree (Schinus molle) are ornamental species that are widely distributed in several regions of the world and can established easily in arid and semi-arid climates (Photo credit: Jorge E. Ramírez-Albores).

Modeling the movements of an invasive tree

A study by Dr Jorge Ramírez-Albores, C·I·B Director Dave Richardson, and a team of researchers sheds light on the invasion dynamics of the Peruvian peppertree.

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Birds helped acacia trees travel 18,000km from Hawaii to Réunion Islands

Island biogeography theory predicts that most island species originate from nearby mainland regions and therefore arrive through rare, long-distance dispersal events. How close islands are to mainland regions must therefore be an important factor in determining the make-up of island biotas.

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