Increased globalization has accelerated the movement of species around the world. Many of
these nonnative species have the potential to profoundly alter ecosystems. The mechanisms …

Vincetoxicum comes from the Latin vinco (to conquer or subdue)+ toxicum (poison), for the
supposed use of these plants as an antidote for poison (DiTommaso et al. 2005 b). The …

Soil microbial diversity is expected to be altered by the establishment of invasive plant
species, such as dog-strangling vine (DSV)[Vincetoxicum rossicum (Apocynaceae)] …

Abstract Vincetoxicum nigrum (Black Swallow-wort) and V. rossicum (Pale Swallowwort) are
non-native, perennial vines that are spreading across North America. We collected soil …

Toronto's natural heritage system is surrounded by the built environment and exposed to
various human activities which stress its capacity to maintain natural diversity and ecological …