Invasive alien plant species negatively impact native plant communities by out‐competing
species or changing abiotic and biotic conditions in their introduced range. River systems …

Biological invasions are a threat to ecosystems across all biogeographical realms. Riparian
habitats are considered to be particularly prone to invasion by alien plant species and …

The quantity and distribution of freshwater are fundamental to many ecosystem services,
including water supply, flood attenuation, habitat provision, electricity generation, navigation …

Propagule pressure plays an important role in the invasion of alien plants into riparian
areas. In this study, we focused on propagule pressure from both neighboring riparian areas …

This review explores the implications of climate change for the functioning of plant species
as biogeomorphic engineers of temperate river systems, including the potential for an …

Protected areas are becoming increasingly isolated. River corridors represent crucial links to
the surrounding landscape but are also major conduits for invasion of alien species. We …

The riparian flora and the level of invasion in the rivers of the Cantabric watershed in Spain
were studied in relation to the ecological status and the anthropogenic pressure. The level of …

Questions The high competitiveness of exotic invasive species has often been
demonstrated, but usually with respect to native species known to have low competitive …

Abstract Changes in the hydrological regime affect the phenomenon of invasion by plant
species along riparian systems. The dynamics of exotic (non‐native) and native species …

The adverse impacts of invading alien organisms are widely recognized as one of the major
threats to biodiversity and are receiving growing recognition as a major socioeconomic …