ArticleEcology and evolution2026
Cultivated Vegetation Shapes Diversity and Stability of Spontaneous Herbaceous Communities in Residential Green Spaces.
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Urban residential green spaces contribute to urban biodiversity by supporting both cultivated and spontaneous herbaceous plants, yet the effects of cultivated vegetation on spontaneous communities remain insufficiently quantified. Here, we investigated the composition, diversity, and stability of spontaneous herbaceous communities across 21 residential green spaces in Hengyang, China. A total of 145 spontaneous species were recorded, including 99 native and 46 non-native species. Community composition was strongly dominated by occasional species (119 spp.), far exceeding dominant and common species. Cultivated vegetation significantly influenced community diversity, with effects varying among vegetation types. Higher diversity was observed in plots without cultivated vegetation and those dominated by
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