This account presents information on all aspects of the biology of R obinia pseudoacacia L.
that are relevant to understanding its ecological characteristics and behaviour. The main …

Riparian zones are species-rich and functionally important ecotones that sustain physical,
chemical and ecological balance of ecosystems. While scientific, governmental and public …

Short rotation woody bioenergy crops (SRWC) could contribute a substantial portion of the
biomass required to meet federal mandates and offset carbon emissions. One SRWC with …

Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia, RP) has been widely grown for soil and water
conservation in erosion regions. However, the effect on soil microbial profiles after long-term …

Black locust colonization of floodplains can exacerbate the problems associated with
increasing nitrogen inputs into the riparian area and river ecosystem. In this study we …

Acacia nilotica was introduced to Baluran National Park (BNP) in 1969 to serve as
firebreaks. It quickly invaded the Bekol Savanna in BNP, where it inhibited the growth of …

Robinia pseudoacacia L. occupies large areas of Mediterranean riparian zones of the
northeast of the Iberian Peninsula. This study investigates the influence of the invasive alien …

Invasion ecology has become a significant issue in contemporary ecological research.
Detecting the success of alien plant species in invading native plant communities …

Black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia L.)—an invasive alien species in riparian forests—is
becoming more prevalent in many rivers of eastern Japan. Riparian black locust forests are …

Widespread invasive nitrogen-fixing plant species pose major threats to water resources,
biodiversity and nutrient dynamics of river catchments around the world. However, the …