Reliable distribution maps are crucial for the management of invasive plant species. An
alternative to traditional field surveys is the use of remote sensing data, which allows …

Campylopus introflexus is an invasive moss in Europe and North America that is adapted to
acidic and nutrient-poor sandy soils with sparse vegetation. In habitats like acidic coastal …

Facilitative effects and plant–plant interactions are well known for higher plants, but there is
a lack of information about their relevance in cryptogams. Additional information about …

Based on data of bryophyte invasions into 82 regions on five continents of both
hemispheres, we aim here at a first comprehensive overview of the impacts that bryophytes …

The spontaneous recovery of the plant cover of extracted peatlands is a long-lasting
process, and re-vegetation depends largely on species emerging from the diaspore bank …

We assess and review spatio-temporal patterns, habitat affiliations, pathways, impacts, and
management experience of bryophyte invasions in extra-tropical countries and regions (n …

Campylopus introflexus (Hedw.) Brid. is the most widespread invasive moss species in
Europe. Originating from the Southern Hemisphere, it is nowadays causing serious changes …

Remote sensing is commonly used to map the presence of invasive alien plant species
across large areas. However, remote sensing also has potential to predict fractional cover …

In Italy most of the habitats hosting terricolous lichens are found in the Alps and along the
coasts, but some lichen-rich plant communities are also present in the Po Plain. We report a …

Priede, A. & Mežaka, A. 2016. Invasion of the alien moss Campylopus introflexus in cutaway
peatlands.—Herzogia 29: 35–51. Campylopus introflexus is an invasive alien moss in …