Utilization of generalized linear mixed models (GLMM) in invasion biology has increased
exponentially during the last 5-10 years. GLMM are useful tools that can handle data with …

Abstract The invasion by Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois volitans and P. miles) of the western
Atlantic, Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico is emerging as a major threat to coral reef …

Fluctuation range and frequency are two important components of water level fluctuation, but
their effects on wetland plants have not been evaluated separately. We subjected eight …

Alien plant species invasiveness and impact on diversity (ie species richness and
composition) can be driven by the altered competitive interactions experienced by the …

Plants that expand their range and become invasive in other areas may shift several
functional traits in response to specific environments. However, local conditions at the place …

Abstract Background and Aims The enemy release hypothesis assumes that invasive plants
lose their co-evolved natural enemies during introduction into the new range. This study …

Common garden studies comparing trait differences of exotic species between native and
introduced ranges rarely incorporate an analysis of genetic variation, but simply infer that …

The global shift of species' distributions has led to high numbers of noninvasive naturalized
plants and the accumulation of invasive species within ecosystems. Competition between …

The aim of this project was to compare the phenotypic responses of global populations of
Lythrum salicaria in cold/dry and hot/humid environments to determine if phenotypic …

Le chêne rouge d'Amérique (Quercus rubra L.) est un arbre originaire d'Amérique du Nord
et introduit en Europe à partir de la fin du XVIIème siècle pour l'ornementation et le …