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 …

Climate change is expected to modify temperature and precipitation patterns throughout
Europe, leading to warmer drier summers; wetter, milder winters; and an extended growing …

Invasions are occurring very rapidly and they may be enhanced by alterations associated
with climate change. Environments exposed to stronger droughts (supposed to occur in …

Gravel-bed rivers are fluvial systems featuring highly complex morphological and
evolutionary patterns because of their configuration characterized by the contemporary …

Riparian zones are complex, dynamic habitats that play a critical role in river ecosystem
functioning. Terrestrial invertebrates comprise much of the diversity found in riparian habitats …

Invasion of riparian zones by non‐native plants is a global issue and commonly perceived
as a challenge for river and fishery managers, but the type and extent of ecological changes …

Tolerance and resistance to environmental stresses determine the invasion success of alien
plants under disturbed conditions. Colonization time and environmental heterogeneity have …

Riparian zones provide many ecosystem services and are a frequently found type of green
area in urban ecosystems; these areas increase the aesthetic value of urban landscapes …

Biološke invazije predstavljaju jednu od odlika koje karakterišu Antropocen. Invazivne vrste
uzrokuju niz problema i rezultuju velikim ekonomskim gubicima na globalnom nivou, čiji se …