Ecological restoration after management of invasive alien plants
The impacts of plant invasion on biodiversity are substantially visible and concerning.
Despite the numerous studies conducted on the management of invasive alien plants …
Despite the numerous studies conducted on the management of invasive alien plants …
Kentucky bluegrass invasion in the northern Great Plains and prospective management approaches to mitigate its spread
Kentucky bluegrass (Poa pratensis L.) is one of the most aggressive grasses invading
Northern Great Plains (NGP) grasslands, resulting in substantial native species losses …
Northern Great Plains (NGP) grasslands, resulting in substantial native species losses …
Exotic fishes that are phylogenetically close but functionally distant to native fishes are more likely to establish
Since Darwin's time, degree of ecological similarity between exotic and native species has
been assumed to affect the establishment success or failure of exotic species. However, a …
been assumed to affect the establishment success or failure of exotic species. However, a …
Moving away from limiting similarity during restoration: Timing of arrival and native biomass are better proxies of invasion suppression in grassland communities
A challenge in many restoration projects, in particular when establishing de novo
communities, is the arrival and later dominance of invasive alien plants. This could …
communities, is the arrival and later dominance of invasive alien plants. This could …
Germination performance of alien and native species could shape community assembly of temperate grasslands under different temperature scenarios
Rising temperatures due to climate change are expected to interplay with biological
invasions, and may enhance the spread and growth of some alien species upon arrival in …
invasions, and may enhance the spread and growth of some alien species upon arrival in …
Linking Darwin's naturalisation hypothesis and Elton's diversity–invasibility hypothesis in experimental grassland communities
Darwin's naturalisation hypothesis posing that phylogenetic distance of alien species to
native residents predicts invasion success, and Elton's diversity–invasibility hypothesis …
native residents predicts invasion success, and Elton's diversity–invasibility hypothesis …
Biological trait profiles discriminate between native and non-indigenous marine invertebrates
F Quell, M Schratzberger, O Beauchard… - Aquatic …, 2021 - eprints.whiterose.ac.uk
The increasing rate of marine invasions to Western Europe in recent decades highlights the
importance of addressing the central questions of invasion biology: what allows an invader …
importance of addressing the central questions of invasion biology: what allows an invader …
Dominant species establishment may influence invasion resistance more than phylogenetic or functional diversity
Phylogenetic and functional diversity are theorised to increase invasion resistance.
Experimentally testing whether plant communities higher in these components of diversity …
Experimentally testing whether plant communities higher in these components of diversity …
Competitive trait hierarchies of native communities and invasive propagule pressure consistently predict invasion success during grassland establishment
Invasive non-native plants challenge ecosystems restoration, and understanding the factors
that determine the establishment of invasive plants is crucial to improve restoration …
that determine the establishment of invasive plants is crucial to improve restoration …
Seed density is more effective than multi‐trait limiting similarity in controlling grassland resistance against plant invasions in mesocosms
FA Yannelli, G Karrer, R Hall… - Applied Vegetation …, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
Question Disturbed areas offer great opportunities for restoring native biodiversity, but they
are also prone to invasion by alien plants. Following the limiting similarity hypothesis, we …
are also prone to invasion by alien plants. Following the limiting similarity hypothesis, we …