The impacts of plant invasion on biodiversity are substantially visible and concerning.
Despite the numerous studies conducted on the management of invasive alien plants …

Invasion ecology has grown to include scientists with diverse skill sets who focus on a range
of taxa and biomes. These researchers have the capacity to contribute to practical …

Species-rich grasslands provide important ecosystem services, and in South Africa,
approximately 40% of these grasslands are degraded. Vetiver grass (from India) is often …

Type conversion from native shrubland to invasive annual grassland is on the rise due to
global change factors such as prolonged drought and increasing fire frequency. Efforts to …

Ecological restoration frequently involves the addition of native plants, but the effectiveness
(in terms of plant growth, plant survival, and cost) of using seeds versus container plants has …

The increasing frequency of wildfires in Southern California's Mediterranean-type habitats
has been facilitating the displacement of native plants by invasive annuals. Black mustard …

California sage scrub (CSS), a native low-elevation ecosystem type, characterized by
drought deciduous shrubs and annual herbs, is one of the most threatened ecosystems in …

Change is a fundamental component of contemporary restoration ecology. The environment,
the research, and the ideas in this discipline are rapidly evolving and changing. The …

Invasion ecology has grown to include scientists with diverse skill sets who focus on a range
of taxa and biomes. These researchers have the capacity to contribute to practical …