Though biological invasion studies have proliferated in recent decades, a consistent
emphasis remains on the study of single-species invasions. Here, we juxtapose the number …

Invasions by multiple non‐native plant species are common, but management programs
often prioritize control of individual species that are expected to have the highest impacts …

Summary 1 Restoration of habitats invaded by non‐native plants should include both the
removal of invasive plants and re‐establishment of native plant communities. To develop …

Trace element pollution has emerged as an increasingly severe environmental challenge
owing to human activities, particularly in urban ecosystems. In farmlands, invasive species …

The spread of invasive plant species and their impacts on plant communities have received
international attention as global trade and global environmental change enhance the …

The theoretical foundations of population and community ecology stress the importance of
identifying crucial niche requirements and life history stages of invasive species and, in …

Despite increasing interest in managing invasive species in forests, few long-term
experimental studies have been conducted that reveal the value of silvicultural practices in …

Abstract Aim In the current Anthropocene, many ecosystems are being simultaneously
invaded by multiple alien species. Some of these invasive species become more dominant …

Vegetation composition and forest stand development are frequently mediated by browsing
herbivores. These relationships have received little attention in a forest restoration context …

Aims Environmental heterogeneity can influence biological invasions by altering the
interspecific competition between native and invasive species. Soils are a key component of …