Base de Datos de las Especies de Galápagos

Categoría de taxón: Aceptado

Origen: Introducida - establecida

Año del primer reporte: 1852

Modo de introducción: Accidental

Ruta de introducción: Contaminante

subruta: Contaminante en plantas (incl. semillas y materia vegetal)

Estado en Galápagos: Naturalizada

Grado de Invasividad: Potencialmente invasora

Mapa de ocurrencias de colección o registros de observación para esta especie en nuestra base de datos de colecciones.

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