Data from: Socio-ecological interactions promote outbreaks of a harmful invasive plant in an urban landscape

Other Authors
Trevor Caughlin (139) Andrii Zaiats (238) Cody Hall (2559) Kelly Hopping (137)
Matthew Clark 0000-0002-3217-1192 Louis W. Jochems 0000-0002-8788-0578 Nick E. Kolarik 0000-0003-0527-058X Jason M. Winiarski 0000-0002-1452-6324 Breanna F. Powers 0000-0002-1288-2624 Martha M. Brabec
GEM3 Authors
Trevor Caughlin
Andrii Zaiats
Cody Hall
Kelly Hopping
Description/Abstract

These data include the abundance, emergence, and persistence of puncturevine (*Tribulus terrestris*), a harmful invasive species in Western North America. We mapped the demography and distribution of this plant in Boise, ID, United States in summer 2020. These data include both the mapped plots and puncturevine points as well as .csv files with spatial covariates related to puncturevine outbreaks.

Discipline/Subject
Natural sciences
Earth and related Environmental sciences
Biological sciences
Engineering and technology
Environmental engineering
Social Sciences
Social and economic geography
GEM3 Component
Mapping
GEM3 Keywords
demographics
ecology
invasive species
species distribution modeling (SDM)
Other Keywords
- Tribulus terrestris (puncturevine)
- Tibulus
- urban ecology
- environmental equity
- transportation network
- plant demography
Make available to
the public
Approved for public viewing
Yes
Data Available
WF submission id
438
Year Reported
Yr 5 (2022-23)