13 results for Cabomba caroliniana (Carolina fanwort)

Impact ID Scientific Name Impact Type Study Type Study Location Impact Description Geographic Location Reference
3941 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Anecdotal Field Fanwort grows densely, and displaces native populations, creating monocultures in bays of Kasshabog Lake, Ontario, Canada. Kasshabog Lake, Ontario, Canada. 35193
3945 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Anecdotal Field Cabomba caroliniana has displaced native plants in New Hampshire. New Hampshire, USA 10145
3946 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Anecdotal N/A Cambomba caroliniana smothers native plants, such as Potamogeton spp., Chara spp., and Ceratophyllum demersum, and may also impact native plant germination. Australia 35194
5667 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Observational Field Cabomba caroliniana forms dense stands of vegetation which crowds out native species of aquatic plants. 35236
5696 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Anecdotal Field Cabomba caroliniana grows in dense stands that can crowd out other native freshwater species. 28750
5697 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Anecdotal Field Cabomba caroliniana grows new shoots rapidly which creates dense leaf canopies at the surface of the water that shade out the germinating seeds or vegetative propagules of understory plants. Cabomba caroliniana reduces species diversity by outcompeting native plants. 17290
7861 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Anecdotal N/A Populations of Cabomba caroliniana (Carolina fanwort) readily form dense mats that block sunlight penetration to lower water depths and shade out germinating seeds or propagules. 28749
7862 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Observational Field After an analysis of invasive species by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the predicted expansion of Cabomba caroliniana (Carolina fanwort) was so extensive that this species could pose a severe threat to ecosystems in Minnesota. 28749
7863 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Observational Field Warmer winter temperatures and lower water levels may aid in the continued northward expansion of Cabomba caroliniana (Carolina fanwort). Lake Saint-Pierre, Quebec, Canada 35227
7864 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Observational Field has formed monocultures in Kasshabog Lake, Ontario. Kasshabog Lake, Ontario 35226
7865 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Observational Field The main difference between native macrophyte beds and beds of Cabomba caroliniana (Carolina fanwort) in this location is significantly reduced light penetration. Kasshabog Lake, Ontario 35226
9021 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Observational Field In East China, Cabomba caroliniana grows in dense monoclonal populations of over 250 plants which reduces the availability of sunlight to native plants and subsequently reduces native biodiversity of plants. East China 42607
9022 Cabomba caroliniana Competition Observational Field In China, the native and endangered plants Vallisneria denseserrulata and Najas ancistrocarpa have been displaced by Cabomba caroliniana. China 42607

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