Previous studies have reported that chemical weed control will be less effective for some
weed species under future atmospheric CO 2 concentrations. Such reductions in plant …

Herbs may affect the recruitment of woody species. However, most studies have evaluated
the impact of one particular herb species or the herbaceous layer as a whole. It is less …

Abstract Context Ecological Risk Assessments (ERAs) are important tools for supporting
evidence-based decision making. However, most ERA frameworks rarely consider complex …

The removal and exclusion of non‐native ungulates for conservation of biodiversity is
common globally, including on tropical Pacific Islands. However, the poorly quantified effects …

West African Sahelian and Sudanian ecosystems are providing essential services to people
and also play a significant role within the global carbon cycle. However, climate and land …

Seedling establishment is a critical life history stage for savanna tree recruitment due to
variability in resource availability. While tree–grass competition for water is recognized as an …

Invasive grasses have spread over large areas of ancient savannas worldwide and have
extensively impacted native landscapes in the neotropics. However, our understanding on …

As tropical savannas are undergoing rapid conversion to other land uses, native C3‐C4
vegetation mixtures are often transformed to C3‐or C4‐dominant systems, resulting in poorly …

Andropogon gayanus Kunth is a highly invasive grass, but the importance of the seed
reproduction for its spread has not been evaluated in Cerrado. This study measured the …

Australia's vast tropical savannas contain outstanding biodiversity and cultural values. The
region supports many industries, with broad-scale pastoralism being the most widespread …