Global ecosystems are undergoing rapid and unprecedented transformations due to a range
of human activities, including land development, pollution, the introduction of invasive …

Invasive plants from introduced populations may utilize soil nutrients more efficiently and
increase their performance relative to those from native populations but this may vary with …

In today's world, urban environments are becoming increasingly predominant, with more
than half of the global population residing in cities. As cities expand, their natural …

Litter decomposition plays an important role in the biogeochemical cycling of elements in
ecosystems. Plant trait differences especially between invasive and native species lead to …

The rapid bamboo expansion into neighboring forests causes a decline in native diversity
and displaces broad-leaved forests into bamboo-dominated forests following invasion and …

Natural resources as well as watersheds are vulnerable all over the world by a variety of
natural and anthropogenic activities. Mountain watersheds in the Nepal Himalaya are …

In our rapidly growing and changing world, the sustainable management of Earth's
resources has become an urgent global priority. Resource Management in Agroecosystems …