The potential for targeted grazing for restoration through the removal of invasive species
represents an effective tool for practitioners. This study examines the impact of targeted …

International trade continues to drive biological invasions. We investigate the drivers of
global nonnative ant establishments over the last two centuries using a Cox proportional …

Invasive plants directly and indirectly disrupt the ecosystem functioning, of which indirect
effects, for example, through trophic cascades, are particularly difficult to predict. It is …

Invasive non‐native species are important drivers of ecosystem change, yet the driving
forces of biological invasions themselves are poorly understood. Such information is …

One Biosecurity is an interdisciplinary approach to policy and research that builds on the
interconnections between human, animal, plant, and ecosystem health to effectively prevent …

Globally, the number of invasive non-indigenous species is continually rising, representing a
major driver of biodiversity declines and a growing socio-economic burden. Hemigrapsus …

Invasive grasses cause devastating losses to biodiversity and ecosystem function directly
and indirectly by altering ecosystem processes. Escape from natural enemies, plant–plant …

In their Policy Forum “Global policy for assisted colonization of species”(30 April, p. 456), JF
Brodie and colleagues fail to acknowledge the difficulties in predicting the impacts of …

Animal-mediated nutrient cycling research tends to emphasize either native or invasive
fauna, yet communities comprising both groups are common, and biogeochemical control …

Medicago sativa L.(alfalfa, syn. lucerne) is an important forage crop for livestock, which is
subject to attack from a range of insect pests and susceptible to diseases that can reduce …