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Lycopersicon esculentum 《Flora》2004,199(6):476-480
Lycopersicon esculentum frequently occurs on Central European river banks and on ruderal sites as a non-native species. It is usually considered as a casual, which receives its seed supply only from waste and waste water. But field observations show an increasing abundance of plants managing to develop ripe fruits within the growing season. A germination experiment shows a degree of frost resistance of the produced tomato seeds which is sufficient to survive winter temperatures to a considerable extent. It appears therefore that with respect to habitat temperatures Lycopersicon esculentum progressively can naturalise in Central Europe so that it will become a regular agriophyte on natural and semi-natural habitats of European river banks. 相似文献
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