Titlebook: Ecology of Biological Invasions of North America and Hawaii; Harold A. Mooney,James A. Drake Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1986

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Life History of Colonizing Plants: Some Demographic, Genetic, and Physiological Features established in sites in which to grow and reproduce. Agriculturalists have equated colonizers with undesirable and, in many cases, nonnative species that affect agroeco-systems detrimentally by reducing the growth and yield of the desired species. In this agronomic sense the terms colonizers, “weed

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Site Characteristics Favoring Invasionsical problems for the recipient lands and opportunities to understand better those factors that favor success as a colonizer and the environmental conditions that favor successful invasions. Elton’s (1958) extensive review of invasions by plants and animals concentrated on the ecological conditions

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Predicting Invasions and Rates of Spreadoutset it is worth stressing that the best prediction is provided by empirical precedent, and not by a model at all. For example, at different times three species of . lizards have been introduced to the island of Bermuda, an island that had not possessed . lizards. The course of these three success

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Alien Plant Invasion into the Intermountain West: A Case Historyf disparate facts; instead such archives may reveal the causes of rapid, pronounced changes in biota. Documentation of the entry, progress, and morbidity of a disease in a population has been long recognized as an essential procedure in medicine that contributes to disease prevention. Similarly, a c

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