Invasive plant species can hinder the establishment and growth of native plants and impact
several ecosystem properties, such as soil cover, nutrient cycling, fire regimes and …

Despite the urgent demand for sustainable mining, the revegetation and rehabilitation of
areas degraded by mining activities remain challenging. Uncertainties about species …

Introduced species threaten native biodiversity, but whether exotic species can competitively
displace native species remains contested. Building on theory that predicts multi-species …

Following the removal of invasive plant species, most land managers rely on natural
succession to re‐establish native plant communities. However, insufficient native propagule …

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

Invasive plants can significantly impact the diversity of understory ground flora and forest
regeneration in eastern North America. However, managing invasive plants has resulted in …

To reduce the net losses of biodiversity and ecosystem services caused by iron ore mining
in Brazil, mineland rehabilitation using native plant species is necessary. However …

Nobody would contest that physical weed removal methods offer numerous advantages
over biochemical alternatives. Within the domain of intelligent mechanical weed control …

Understanding community assembly mechanisms is helpful to predict community dynamics.
To explore which community assembly mechanism (s) drive (s) the grassland restoration in …

Ascertaining whether invasive species are the drivers or passengers of ecological change is
crucial for restoration and for optimizing management. Smith et al.(this issue) show that …