Ecological Archives M074-005-A1

John L. Maron, Montserrat Vilà, Riccardo Bommarco, Sarah Elmendorf, and Paul Beardsley. 2004. Rapid evolution of an invasive plant. Ecological Monographs 74:261–280.

Appendix A. Locations of seed source populations.

Location

Collection site

Range

Latitude/
Longitude

Pop.
number

Garden site

Germany

Hamborg

Native

53.55/10.58

18

WA, SP, CA, SE

The Netherlands

DeSteeg

Native

52.00/6.05

17

WA, SP

England

Silwood Park

Native

51.40/-0.66

16

WA, SP

Germany

Bonn

Native

50.73/7.1

15

WA, CA

Czech Republic

Prague

Native

50.08/14.46

14

WA, SP, CA, SE

France

Neuves Maisons

Native

48.60/4.03

13

WA, SP

Switzerland

Arlesheim

Native

47.48/7.61

12

WA, SP, CA, SE

Switzerland

Adliswil

Native

47.30/8.56

11

WA, SP, CA, SE

France

Pontailler-sur-Sa�ne

Native

47.30/5.41

10

WA, SP, CA, SE

Italy

Bolzano

Native

46.51/12.15

9

WA, SP

Italy

Badia Polesine

Native

45.08/11.48

8

WA, SP

France

Clapier

Native

44.10/7.41

7

WA, SP, CA, SE

France

Assas

Native

43.70/3.88

6

WA, SP, CA, SE

Kyrgyzstan

Suu Ravine

Native

42.65/74.51

5

WA, SP

France

Cerb�re

Native

42.45/3.16

4

WA, SP, CA

Spain

Centellas

Native

41.80/2.22

3

WA, SP, CA, SE

Spain

Granera

Native

41.73/2.06

2

WA, SP, CA, SE

Spain

La Selva del Mar

Native

41.21/1.13

1

WA, SP, CA, SE

Montana

Ravalli

Introduced

47.30/113.96

18

WA, SP

Washington

Mima Mounds

Introduced

46.63/122.95

17

WA, SP, CA, SE

Oregon

Corvallis

Introduced

44.61/123.20

16

WA, SP, CA, SE

Oregon

Winchester

Introduced

43.26/123.36

15

WA, SP

Oregon

Sunny Valley

Introduced

42.70/122.88

14

WA, SP, CA, SE

Oregon

Gold Hill

Introduced

42.45/123.66

13

WA, SP

Oregon

Ashland

Introduced

42.20/122.71

12

WA, SP

California

Gasquet

Introduced

41.85/122.63

11

WA, CA, SE

California

Weed 1

Introduced

41.43/122.25

10

WA, SP

California

Weed 2

Introduced

41.33/122.38

9

WA, SP, CA

California

Mt. Shasta

Introduced

41.30/122.25

8

WA, SP

California

Eel River

Introduced

40.83/124.10

7

WA, CA, SE

California

Holiday

Introduced

40.62/122.30

6

WA, SP, CA

California

Covelo

Introduced

39.88/123.25

5

WA, SP, CA, SE

California

Sierra Field Station

Introduced

39.25/121.60

4

WA, SP, CA, SE

California

Meadow Vista

Introduced

39.00/121.08

3

WA, SP, CA, SE

California

Bass Lake

Introduced

38.66/119.50

2

WA, SP, CA, SE

California

Cazadero

Introduced

38.55/123.13

1

WA, SP, CA

Michigan

Iron Mountain

Introduced

45.83/88.08

14

WA, SP, CA, SE

Michigan

Carney

Introduced

45.60/87.03

13

WA, SP, CA, SE

Wisconsin

Wausaukee

Introduced

45.45/87.63

12

WA, SP, CA, SE

Michigan

Menominee

Introduced

45.21/87.75

11

WA, SP, CA, SE

Ontario , Canada

Rideau River

Introduced

45.00/75.62

10

WA, SP, CA

Minnesota

Afton

Introduced

44.90/93.06

9

WA, SP

Wisconsin

Gillett

Introduced

44.84/88.61

8

WA, SP, CA, SE

Michigan

Kewaunee

Introduced

44. 61/88.11

7

WA, SP, CA, SE

Wisconsin

Point Beach

Introduced

44.26/87.56

6

WA, SP, CA, SE

Wisconsin

Green Lake

Introduced

43.85/89.30

5

WA, SP, CA, SE

Michigan

Radrick

Introduced

42.50/83.71

4

WA, SP

Michigan

ESGR

Introduced

42.50/83.70

3

WA, SP, CA, SE

Wisconsin

Tecumseh

Introduced

42.00/89.66

2

WA

Illinois

Tuscola

Introduced

39.80/88.28

1

WA, SP

   Notes: Location refers to country (for native European populations) or state/province (for introduced North American populations) of origin. �Pop. number� is a reference number, used in Fig. 1, to indicate which population a given individual comes from. WA = Washington , CA = California , SE = Sweden , and SP = Spain.  All populations occurred below 1000 m and were separated from each other by at least 20 km. European collection sites average 3.9–16.8 cm of rainfall during May–August, the peak growing season for St. John�s Wort. For the same period, average rainfall ranges from 0.98–4.46 cm and 7.4–10.3 cm for western and central North American collection sites, respectively.

1Introduced populations never exposed to biological control.



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