Volume 17; Issue 7

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Volume 17; Issue 7

Biological Invasions

Volume 17; Issue 7

1

Resistance ofPosidonia oceanicaseagrass meadows to the spread of the introduced green algaCaulerpa cylindracea: assessment of the role of light

Marín-Guirao, Lázaro, Bernardeau-Esteller, Jaime, Ruiz, Juan Manuel, Sandoval-Gil, José Miguel

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

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english, 2015

2

Harmonia axyridis(Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) in Asia: a re-examination of the native range and invasion to southeastern Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

Orlova-Bienkowskaja, Marina J., Ukrainsky, Andrey S., Brown, Peter M. J.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 286 KB

english, 2015

3

Aquaculture and the spread of introduced mussel genes in British Columbia

Crego-Prieto, V., Ardura, A., Juanes, F., Roca, A., Taylor, J. S., Garcia-Vazquez, E.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

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english, 2015

4

A novel field technique to assess ploidy in introduced Grass Carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella, Cyprinidae)

Krynak, Katherine L., Oldfield, Ronald G., Dennis, Patricia M., Durkalec, Michael, Weldon, Claire

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

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english, 2015

5

Does removal of invasives restore ecological networks? An experimental approach

Rodewald, Amanda D., Rohr, Rudolf P., Fortuna, Miguel A., Bascompte, Jordi

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 275 KB

english, 2015

6

Predicting alien herb invasion with machine learning models: biogeographical and life-history traits both matter

Chen, Leiyi, Peng, Shaolin, Yang, Bin

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 772 KB

english, 2015

7

Effects ofElodea nuttalliion temperate freshwater plants, microalgae and invertebrates: small differences between invaded and uninvaded areas

Kelly, Ruth, Harrod, Chris, Maggs, Christine A., Reid, Neil

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

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english, 2015

8

Part of the solution? Stakeholder awareness, information and engagement in tree health issues

Marzano, Mariella, Dandy, Norman, Bayliss, Helen R., Porth, Emily, Potter, Clive

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 350 KB

english, 2015

9

A plant invasion affects condition but not density or population structure of a vulnerable reptile

Gray, Katherine M., Steidl, Robert J.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 353 KB

english, 2015

10

CommercialBombus impatiensas reservoirs of emerging infectious diseases in central México

Sachman-Ruiz, Bernardo, Narváez-Padilla, Verónica, Reynaud, Enrique

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 612 KB

english, 2015

11

Large-scale species invasion into a low-diversity system: spatial and temporal distribution of the invasive polychaetesMarenzelleriaspp. in the Baltic Sea

Kauppi, Laura, Norkko, Alf, Norkko, Joanna

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 1.79 MB

english, 2015

12

Ongoing expansion of the worldwide invaderDidemnum vexillum(Ascidiacea) in the Mediterranean Sea: high plasticity of its biological cycle promotes establishment in warm waters

Ordóñez, V., Pascual, M., Fernández-Tejedor, M., Pineda, M. C., Tagliapietra, D., Turon, X.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

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english, 2015

13

Distribution ofCorbicula fluminea(Müller, 1774) in the invaded range: a geographic approach with notes on species traits variability

Crespo, Daniel, Dolbeth, Marina, Leston, Sara, Sousa, Ronaldo, Pardal, Miguel Ângelo

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 2.93 MB

english, 2015

14

Pulse disturbance impacts from a rare freeze event in Tampa, Florida on the exotic invasive Cuban treefrog,Osteopilus septentrionalis, and native treefrogs

Haggerty, Christopher J. E., Crisman, Thomas L.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

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PDF, 927 KB

english, 2015

15

Utilization of exoticSpartina alternifloraby fish community in the mangrove ecosystem of Zhangjiang Estuary: evidence from stable isotope analyses

Feng, Jianxiang, Huang, Qian, Qi, Fei, Guo, Jiemin, Lin, Guanghui

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 734 KB

english, 2015

16

Depicting the novel Eastern Mediterranean food web: a stable isotopes study following Lessepsian fish invasion

Fanelli, E., Azzurro, E., Bariche, M., Cartes, J. E., Maynou, F.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 635 KB

english, 2015

17

Southern toads alter their behavior in response to red-imported fire ants

Long, Andrea K., Knapp, Daniel D., Mccullough, Lauren, Smith, Lora L., Conner, L. Mike, Mccleery, Robert A.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 427 KB

english, 2015

18

Among-population pollen movement and skewed male fitness in a dioecious weed

Hopley, Tara, Zwart, Alexander B., Young, Andrew G.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 1.06 MB

english, 2015

19

Evolutionary processes make invasion speed difficult to predict

Phillips, Ben L.

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 1.26 MB

english, 2015

20

Mapping the occurrence ofChromolaena odorata(L.) in subtropical forest gaps using environmental and remote sensing data

Malahlela, Oupa E., Cho, Moses A., Mutanga, Onisimo

Journal:

Biological Invasions

Year:

2015

Language:

english

File:

PDF, 1.48 MB

english, 2015