Invasive species are a chief threat to native biodiversity and are only becoming more
common with human globalization. This creates a need to understand the patterns in …

Managers need new tools for detecting the movement and spread of nonnative, invasive
species. Habitat suitability models are a popular tool for map** the potential distribution of …

Fire frequency has been highlighted as an important component of fire effects on
ecosystems; nevertheless, there is scarce information about how fire modulates changes in …

The Atlantic forest is among the hottest hotspots for biodiversity conservation. Within this
biome, inselbergs are isolated granitic and gneiss rocks that rise sharply above the lowland …

Megadiverse tropical and subtropical countries may be especially at risk from exotic species
invasions. However, for these regions, the number of studies on invasive species is low. This …

High propagule availability compared to native species is often critical to invasion success,
but it is unclear if this has contributed to invasions by African grasses in Neotropical …

Differences in the arrival timing of plants and soil biota may result in different plant
communities through priority effects, potentially affecting the success of native vs. exotic …

Environmental filtering and niche differentiation are often invoked to explain species
coexistence at local scales. The ironstone campo rupestre of Brazil provides a biodiverse …

El pasto rosado (Melinis repens) es una especie introducida de África que invade diversos
ecosistemas. En México se encuentra en todos los Estados, y en Chihuahua es la especie …

Species niches have been defined in different ways, variably encompassing abiotic and
biotic parameters limiting an organism's spatial distribution. Climate is often the primary …