
StatusAssignment Anna Rönnfeldt, Katrin Schifferle, Valén Holle, Juliano Sarmento Cabral, Dylan Craven, Tiffany Knight, Hanno Seebens, Patrick Weigelt, Damaris Zurell This repository contains R scripts for matching global occurrence data for 3963 non-native plants species from the PaciFLora data set with a biogeographic status. The workflow integrates three complementary data sources to classify each occurrence as native, non-native, contradictory, or unknown. It's output provides a harmonised dataset as base for further analyses, facilitating comparative studies on topics such as the distribution and establishment potential of non-native species, or regional characteristics of their non-native ecological niches. The workflow was conceptualised and implemented by Anna Rönnfeldt, Katrin Schifferle, Valén Holle, and Damaris Zurell. Related publications Holle et al. (2025) - Uncertainty in blacklisting potential Pacific plant invaders using species distribution models (https://doi.org/10.1111/1365-2664.70163) Rönnfeldt et al. (2026) - Climatic niche conservatism in non-native plants depends on introduction history and biogeographic context (https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-025-68023-6) Funding This study was supported by the German Research Foundation DFG (grant no. ZU 361/3-1 to DZ). Required data These data have to be downloaded to reproduced this workflow: the species list from the PaciFLora data set. It lists 3963 vascular plant species known to occur as naturalised species on the Pacific Islands spatial data corresponding to level 3 tdwg regions GloNAF data for the status assignment Workflow A detailed workflow description is provided in the README of the GitHub repository.
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