Titlebook: Global Plant Invasions; David R. Clements,Mahesh K. Upadhyaya,Anil Shresth Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Invasive species.

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Global Plant Invasions on the Rise,her naturalized species that have massive impacts warrant management to prevent further, often irreversible, effects on ecosystems. There exists a considerable array of invasive plants in this category, most of which are truly global, distributed on multiple continents. Of these high-impact invasive

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Development of Pathways of Global Plant Invasions in Space and Time,ant species for cultivation represents the dominating pathway and was associated with more than half of all introductions. Although the relationship between horticulture and the occurrence of alien plants is often difficult to prove, the huge number of plants cultivated in the world makes it likely

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Plant Invasions, Rising CO2, and Global Climate Change,ies establishment, spread, and influence; however, it is also evident that several critical issues require additional analysis, including detection, biological integration, evolution, management, and communication. The purpose of this review is not to provide a final, authoritative reference but to

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Plant Invasions in Asia,widespread in the tropical and subtropical regions of Asia. Most of the known IAPS in Asia have a Central and South American origin. However, information on biological invasions, especially those of plants, is poor and fragmented, hampering efforts to develop and implement policies and management in

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A Historical Perspective on Plant Invasion in Australia,l as recent incursions (.). Each case study?outlines the impacts and risks associated with the invasion and presents the unique management approaches?adopted - asset protection, biological control, successful eradication and ecosystem transformation. Several case studies draw comparisons between the

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Plant Invasions in North America,l growth, and tall stature) interacting differently with these drivers. Within North America, more invasive plant species are found in cold temperate and Mediterranean climate zones than in arid, temperate arid, subtropical, and tropical climates. Economic activity (measured as per capita gross dome

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Plant Invasions in South America,tude and number of bioclimates were good predictors of naturalized plant richness. We also found that plant invasions have pervasive impacts in South American ecosystems, but that the real magnitude of the impacts was vastly unknown because very few invasive species and invaded ecosystems have been

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Biological Invasions by Plants in Continental Central America,species and varieties) introduced in Central America, of which only 3.9% (64 species) are common to all countries and 50.1% (816 species) are naturalized in at least one country. We present 26 invasive plant species that are problematic in at least one or several countries. We have considered five t