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A number of widespread invasive plants are wind-dispersed, and wind may facilitate their dispersal and migration over a large distance. While wind is an important factor for seed dispersal and pollination, few studies have examined its potential to affect the habitat distribution of invasive plants over large spatial scales. We selected six of the world's worst invasive plants with wind-driving seed...
Species distribution models (SDMs) are powerful tools to predict species distributions, and thus support invasion risk assessments for tree species at the global scale. However, SDMs may produce different species distribution probabilities depending on the spatial scale of climate data included in the model. Hence, we must understand impacts of the climate data scale on the modeled distribution probabilities...
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