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Thread Discussion: New Species(?) - Phragmites australis (Cav.) Trin. ex Steud.
Author: Karolina Czechowska
Created On: 11/12/2021 2:52 PM
Responsible Member(s):
Fabio D'Amico
Fabio D'Amico
Eugenio GERVASINI
Kostas Tsiamis
Ana Cristina CARDOSO
Kostas Tsiamis
Karolina Czechowska
11/12/2021 2:52 PM
From horizon scanning papers review, we received Phragmites australis as a potential high risk horizon scanning IAS. Phragmites australis is widely distributed in Europe, should it be considered native to Europe, or is its origin cryptogenic? Should it be added as a potential horizon scanning IAS to the EASIN Catalogue?
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