Biological Invasions (2011) 13 (1)
Articles of Biological Invasions entered for 2011 and volume (issue): 13 (1)
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 35-44
Ramona A. Robison, Guy B. Kyser, Kevin J. Rice and Joseph M. DiTomaso (2011)
Light intensity is a limiting factor to the inland expansion of Cape ivy (Delairea odorata)
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 45-54
Katharina B. Budde, Leonardo Gallo, Paula Marchelli, Eva Mosner, Sascha Liepelt, Birgit Ziegenhagen and Ilona Leyer (2011)
Wide spread invasion without sexual reproduction? A case study on European willows in Patagonia, Argentina
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 55-60
Byron S. Wilson, Susan E. Koenig, Rick van Veen, Erika Miersma and D. Craig Rudolph (2011)
Cane toads a threat to West Indian wildlife: mortality of Jamaican boas attributable to toad ingestion
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 61-66
R.J. McDonnell, P. Rugman-Jones, T. Backeljau, K. Breugelmans, K. Jordaens, R. Stouthamer, T. Paine and M. Gormally (2011)
Molecular identification of the exotic slug Arion subfuscus sensu stricto (Gastropoda: Pulmonata) in California, with comments on the source location of introduced populations
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 67-79
Ken R. Helms, Connor P. Hayden and S. Bradleigh Vinson (2011)
Plant-based food resources, trophic interactions among alien species, and the abundance of an invasive ant
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 81-92
Angham Boubou, Alain Migeon, George K. Roderick and Maria Navajas (2011)
Recent emergence and worldwide spread of the red tomato spider mite, Tetranychus evansi: genetic variation and multiple cryptic invasions Recent emergence and multiple cryptic invasions of Tetranychus evansi
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 125-133
A.B.R. Witt and A.X. Nongogo (2011)
The impact of fire, and its potential role in limiting the distribution of Bryophyllum delagoense (Crassulaceae) in southern Africa
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 135-141
Jessica D. Lubell and Mark H. Brand (2011)
Germination, growth and survival of Berberis thunbergii DC. (Berberidaceae) and Berberis thunbergii var. atropurpurea in five natural environments
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 153-163
Catherine S. Jarnevich and Lindsay V. Reynolds (2011)
Challenges of predicting the potential distribution of a slow-spreading invader: a habitat suitability map for an invasive riparian tree
Biological Invasions (2011) 13, 255-267
Lara Souza, Windy A. Bunn, Jake F. Weltzin and Nathan J. Sanders (2011)
Similar biotic factors affect early establishment and abundance of an invasive plant species across spatial scales
