Artificial substrates enhance non-native macroalga and N₂ productionGERALDI, Nathan R; SMYTH, Ashley R; PIEHLER, Michael F et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 9, pp 1819-1831, issn 1387-3547, 13 p.Article

Cactoblastis cactorum (Berg) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae) use of Opuntia host species in ArgentinaVARONE, Laura; LOGARZO, Guillermo A; BRIANO, Juan A et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 11, pp 2367-2380, issn 1387-3547, 14 p.Article

Correlated recovery of five lizard populations following eradication of invasive mammalsMONKS, Joanne M; MONKS, Adrian; TOWNS, David R et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 1, pp 167-175, issn 1387-3547, 9 p.Article

Determinants of successful arthropod eradication programsTOBIN, Patrick C; KEAN, John M; SUCKLING, David Maxwell et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 2, pp 401-414, issn 1387-3547, 14 p.Article

Different responses of congeneric consumers to an exotic food resource: who gets the novel resource prize?ORTEGA, Yvette K; GREENWOOD, Leigh F; CALLAWAY, Ragan M et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 8, pp 1757-1767, issn 1387-3547, 11 p.Article

Does the introduced signal crayfish occupy an equivalent trophic niche to the lost native noble crayfish in boreal lakes?ERCOLI, Fabio; RUOKONEN, Timo J; HÄMÄLÄINEN, Heikki et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 10, pp 2025-2036, issn 1387-3547, 12 p.Article

Effect of Pinus contorta invasion on forest fuel properties and its potential implications on the fire regime of Araucaria araucana and Nothofagus antarctica forestsCOBAR-CARRANZA, Ana J; GARCIA, Rafael A; PAUCHARD, Aníbal et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 11, pp 2273-2291, issn 1387-3547, 19 p.Article

Effects of crayfish on leaf litter breakdown and shredder prey: are native and introduced species functionally redundant?DUNOYER, L; DIJOUX, L; BOLLACHE, L et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 7, pp 1545-1555, issn 1387-3547, 11 p.Article

Exotic plant invasion alters chaparral ecosystem resistance and resilience pre- and post-wildfireDICKENS, S. J. M; ALLEN, E. B.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 5, pp 1119-1130, issn 1387-3547, 12 p.Article

Impact of Dreissena fouling on the physiological condition of native and invasive bivalves: interspecific and temporal variationsBODIS, E; TOTH, B; SOUSA, R et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 7, pp 1373-1386, issn 1387-3547, 14 p.Article

Inadvertent biological control: an Australian thrips killing an invasive New Zealand tree in CaliforniaSULLIVAN, Jon J.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 2, pp 445-453, issn 1387-3547, 9 p.Article

Invasion genetics of Chromolaena odorata (Asteraceae): extremely low diversity across AsiaXIANGQIN YU; TIANHUA HE; JIANLI ZHAO et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 11, pp 2351-2366, issn 1387-3547, 16 p.Article

Invasive species and land bird diversity on remote South Atlantic islandsTABAK, Michael A; PONCET, Sally; PASSFIELD, Ken et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 2, pp 341-352, issn 1387-3547, 12 p.Article

Leaf litter depth as an important factor inhibiting seedling establishment of an exotic palm in tropical secondary forest patchesYEO, Hazelina H. T; KWEK YAN CHONG; YEE, Alex T. K et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 2, pp 381-392, issn 1387-3547, 12 p.Article

Light brown apple moth (Epiphyas postvittana) (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae) colonization of CaliforniaSUCKLING, D. M; STRINGER, L. D; BAIRD, D. B et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 9, pp 1851-1863, issn 1387-3547, 13 p.Article

Long-term legacies and partial recovery of mycorrhizal communities after invasive plant removalLANKAU, Richard A; BAUER, Jonathan T; ANDERSON, M. Rebecca et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 9, pp 1979-1990, issn 1387-3547, 12 p.Article

Patterns of niche conservatism among non-native birds in Europe are dependent on introduction history and selection of variablesSTRUBBE, Diederik; MATTHYSEN, Erik.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 4, pp 759-764, issn 1387-3547, 6 p.Article

Population collapses in introduced non-indigenous crayfishSANDSTRÖM, Alfred; ANDERSSON, Magnus; GRANELI, Wilhelm et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 9, pp 1961-1977, issn 1387-3547, 17 p.Article

Population genetics and recent colonization history of the invasive drosophilid Zaprionus indianus in Mexico and Central AmericaMARKOW, Therese Ann; HANNA, Giovanni; RIESGO-ESCOVAR, Juan R et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 11, pp 2427-2434, issn 1387-3547, 8 p.Article

Potential impact of the Alien American Mink (Neovison vison) on Magellanic woodpeckers (Campephilus magellanicus) in Navarino Island, Southern ChileJIMENEZ, Jaime E; CREGO, Ramiro D; SOTO, Gerardo E et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 4, pp 961-966, issn 1387-3547, 6 p.Article

Resident plant diversity and introduced earthworms have contrasting effects on the success of invasive plantsWHITFELD, Timothy J. S; ROTH, Alexander M; LODGE, Alexandra G et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 10, pp 2181-2193, issn 1387-3547, 13 p.Article

Susceptibility of burned black spruce (Picea mariana) forests to non-native plant invasions in interior AlaskaSPELLMAN, Katie V; MULDER, Christa P. H; HOLLINGSWORTH, Teresa N et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 9, pp 1879-1895, issn 1387-3547, 17 p.Article

The end of Invasion Biology: intellectual debate does not equate to nonsensical scienceBLONDEL, Jacques; HOFFMANN, Benjamin; COURCHAMP, Franck et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 5, pp 977-979, issn 1387-3547, 3 p.Article

The molecular ecology of biological invasions: what do we know about non-additive genotypic effects and invasion success?LE ROUX, Johannes J; BLIGNAUT, Marguerite; GILDENHUYS, Enelge et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 5, pp 997-1001, issn 1387-3547, 5 p.Article

The non-native turf-forming alga Caulacanthus ustulatus displaces space-occupants but increases diversitySMITH, Jayson R; VOGT, Sean C; CREEDON, Faye et al.Biological invasions. 2014, Vol 16, Num 10, pp 2195-2208, issn 1387-3547, 14 p.Article