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Conventionally, agent host specificity has been the major concern in the selection of prospective agents for biological control of weeds. However, sub...
Read moreBiological invasions have an anthropogenic origin, and although many species are able to spread on their own within the newly invaded area, long-dista...
Read more1. Ballast water has been identified as a leading vector for introduction of non-indigenous species. Recently, the International Maritime Organization...
Read moreAs an aid for restoration projects, the relative potential for plants to immigrate to sites after severe disturbance was investigated and an index dev...
Read moreOver 80% of pre-settlement Iowa was a prairie landscape, but conversion and neglect has reduced that to less than 0.1% of the original 30 million acre...
Read moreBiological invasions by cryptic ecosystem engineers can alter the ecological and socio-economic values of ecosystems in ways that may take decades to ...
Read moreThis proactive conservation strategy addresses the unique situation of limber pine in the Greater Rocky Mountain National Park Area (GRMNPA). The targ...
Read moreUnderstanding the extent to which plant genotype influences community composition has important conservation and management value. Here, we add a new ...
Read moreThis paper presents the results of studies conducted to determine the effect of the control of invading plant pathogens in increasing their rate of sp...
Read moreEstablishment and spread are central in weed invasion. In this study we quantified the impact of harvest and weed management practices on these proces...
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