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Cultivated fields and forests in South China are experiencing serious damage   due to invasive alien plants. We investigated the relation between DNA   C-values and invasiveness. The DNA C-values of 23 species ranged from 0.39 pg   to 3.37 pg. Herbs, perennials and native species had higher mean DNA C-values   than shrubs, annuals and invasive alien species. DNA C-values decreased with   increasing invasiveness. Paederia scandens, a harmful native species, has the   lowest DNA C-value among the perennials, indicating that native species with   low nuclear content may also possess an invasive potential

Dna c-values of 20 invasive alien species and 3 native species in south china