Browsing RESEARCH: CIB Associates by Subject "Urban invasions"

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British plants as aliens in New Zealand cities: residence time moderates their impact on the beta diversity of urban floras

Ricotta, C.; Rapson, G.L.; Asmus, U.; Pysek, P.; Kuhn, I.; La Sorte, F.A.; Thompson, K. (Springer, 2017)

Anthropogenic activities have weakened biogeographical barriers to dispersal, thereby promoting the introduction, establishment and spread of alien species outside their native ranges. Several studies have identified a ...
How do invasive species travel to and through urban environments?

Padayachee, A.L.; Irlich, U.M.; Faulkner, K.T.; Gaertner, M.; Proches, S.; Wilson, J.R.U.; Rouget, M. (Springer, 2017)

Globalisation has resulted in the movement of organisms outside their natural range, often with negative ecological and economic consequences. As cities are hubs of anthropogenic activities, with both highly transformed ...