Leucaena leucocephala (Lam.) de Wit (commonly known as leucaena) is a leguminous
species of the family Fabaceae and a native of Mexico and Central America. It is often …

Invasive plants are widely spread throughout the forests of the southern United States (US)
and are expected to rapidly increase their distributional ranges over the next few decades …

Biological invasions are complex scale-dependent processes. Metacommunity ecology
provides the means to understand the effects of invasive species (IS) because it explicitly …

Leucaena leucocephala (hereafter L. leucocephala) is considered one of the 100 most
invasive plant species in the world and has been found in areas subject to wildfire events …

Deforestation often results in biodiversity depletion, land degradation, and loss of forest
ecosystem services such as water purification. This research examined the relationship …

Globally, invasive plant species cause negative impacts to human livelihoods and natural
ecosystems, particularly in biodiversity hotspots. Maesopsis eminii invasion in Amani Nature …

Prediction of invasive species distributions from survey data is widely recognized as a
significant component of forest management and conservation planning. Leucaena …

Overabundant ungulate populations can alter forests. Concurrently, global declines of seed
dispersers may threaten native forest structure and function. On an island largely devoid of …

Se evaluó la composición florística de un fragmento de matorral espinoso tamaulipeco
restaurado y la respuesta de seis especies leñosas nativas empleadas para dicho fin …

Tropical dry forests are some of the world's most endangered ecosystems, but are the least
studied habitats. The lack of information on their ecology and distribution is a constraint for …