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Casuarina cunninghamiana

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Tracheophyta » Fagales » Casuarinaceae » Casuarina cunninghamiana
Casuarina trees
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Common name (English)
She-oak
Ηabitat
I1 Arable
X24 Domestic gardens (urban)
X25 Domestic gardens (rural)
X10 Mixed landscapes

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Establishment status
Established
Establishment status detail

Alien: Naturalized non-invasive. Cultivated tree; listed sites at Nicosia &  Dhekelia. Specifically listed for Akrotiri Salt Lake wetlands, where it is invasive, locally replacing reeds.

Found as naturalized in inhabited areas (Tsintides et al. 2002).

First detection year
1890
Impacts
Negative

Specifically listed for Akrotiri Salt Lake wetlands, where it is invasive, locally replacing reeds.

Pathway
2 ESCAPE FROM CONFINEMENT - Forestry – For
Pathway detail

Introduced during the first years of the British colonialism (1878-1959).

References

Meikle RD (1985) Flora of Cyprus, Vol. 2.

Hadjikyriakou G, Hadjisterkotis E (2002) The adventive plants of Cyprus with new records of invasive species. Zeitschrift fur Jagdwissenschaft 48: 59–71. https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02192393

Tsintides T, Hadjikyriakou GN, Christodoulou CS (2002) Trees and shrubs in Cyprus. Foundation Anastasios G. Leventis—Cyprus Forest Association, Nicosia, Cyprus.

"UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology"
Joint Service Health Unit
University of Cyprus - Department of Biological Sciences
Darwin Initiative
Akrotiri Environment

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