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Volume 13; Issue 6

Biological Invasions

Volume 13; Issue 6

1

Economic loss versus ecological gain: the outbreaks of invaded pinewood nematode in China

Mingjian Yu, Xuehong Xu, Ping Ding

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 301 KB

english, 2011

2

Non-native aquatic animals introductions have driven disease emergence in Europe

Edmund J. Peeler, Birgit C. Oidtmann, Paul J. Midtlyng, Laurence Miossec, Rodolphe E. Gozlan

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 244 KB

english, 2011

3

Effect of alien riparian vegetation and its removal on a highly endemic river macroinvertebrate community

Michael J. Samways, Norma J. Sharratt, John P. Simaika

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 409 KB

english, 2011

4

Use of DNA barcoding to detect invertebrate invasive species from diapausing eggs

Elizabeta Briski, Melania E. Cristescu, Sarah A. Bailey, Hugh J. MacIsaac

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 375 KB

english, 2011

5

Differential growth patterns and fitness may explain contrasted performances of the invasivePrunus serotinain its exotic range

Déborah Closset-Kopp, Robert Saguez, Guillaume Decocq

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 388 KB

english, 2011

6

Scale dependent effects of native prey diversity, prey biomass and natural disturbance on the invasion success of an exotic predator

Lauren M. Pintor, Andrew Sih

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 366 KB

english, 2011

7

A glimpse at future forests: predicting the effects ofPhytophthora ramorumon oak forests of southern Appalachia

H. L. Spaulding, L. K. Rieske

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 291 KB

english, 2011

8

InvasiveAlternanthera philoxeroides(alligator weed) associated with increased fungivore dominance in Coleoptera on decomposing leaf litter

Imogen Bassett, Quentin Paynter, Jacqueline Rae Beggs

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 229 KB

english, 2011

9

Aggressive interactions during feeding between native and invasive freshwater turtles

Nuria Polo-Cavia, Pilar López, José Martín

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 248 KB

english, 2011

10

Do native herbivores provide resistance to Mediterranean marine bioinvasions? A seaweed example

Emma Cebrian, Enric Ballesteros, Cristina Linares, Fiona Tomas

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 392 KB

english, 2011

11

Interspecific differences in drift behaviour between the nativeGammarus pulexand the exoticGammarus roeseliand possible implications for the invader’s success

Clément Lagrue, Nicolas Kaldonski, Sébastien Motreuil, Thierry Lefèvre, Olivier Blatter, Philippe Giraud, Loïc Bollache

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 461 KB

english, 2011

12

Factors associated with woody alien species distribution in a newly invaded mountain system of central Argentina

Melisa A. Giorgis, Paula A. Tecco, Ana M. Cingolani, Daniel Renison, Paula Marcora, Valeria Paiaro

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 439 KB

english, 2011

13

Non-indigenous signal crayfishPacifastacus leniusculusare now common in Danish streams: preliminary status for national distribution and protective actions

Christian Skov, Kim Aarestrup, Finn Sivebæk, Stig Pedersen, Trude Vrålstad, Søren Berg

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 240 KB

english, 2011

14

Biogeographic differences in the effects ofCentaurea stoebeon the soil nitrogen cycle: novel weapons and soil microbes

Andrea S. Thorpe, Ragan M. Callaway

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 349 KB

english, 2011

15

Toad’s tongue for breakfast: exploitation of a novel prey type, the invasive cane toad, by scavenging raptors in tropical Australia

Christa Beckmann, Richard Shine

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 267 KB

english, 2011

16

The importance of nitrogen-fixation for an invader of a coastal California grassland

Karen A. Haubensak, Carla M. D’Antonio

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 257 KB

english, 2011

17

Competition between invasive and indigenous species: an insular case study of subterranean termites

E. Perdereau, F. Dedeine, J.-P. Christidès, S. Dupont, A.-G. Bagnères

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 589 KB

english, 2011

18

A phylogenetic comparative study of preadaptation for invasiveness in the genusSilene(Caryophyllaceae)

Christina Jenkins, Stephen R. Keller

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2011

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 374 KB

english, 2011