Titlebook: Impact of Biological Invasions on Ecosystem Services; Montserrat Vilà,Philip E. Hulme Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerl

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Non-native Species, Ecosystem Services, and Human Well-Being,tural and aesthetic values, can be difficult. Yet independently of whether impacts fall most heavily on the environment, agriculture, or society, the costs of non-native species are incurred at every stage of the invasion process: from prevention and early warning, to control and local eradication,

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Hydrological Impacts of Biological Invasionsrunoff (usually reducing water yield), especially when non-native vegetation covers extensive areas (e.g., mesquite and eucalypts). Non-native plant invasion may alter the seasonal availability of water because of differences in the timing and duration of water use (e.g., deciduous natives vs. everg

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