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[null,null,"Titolo",null,"Global plant invasions / / edited by David R. Clements [and three others]"]
[null,null,"Pubbl/distr/stampa",null,"Cham, Switzerland : , : Springer, , [2022]"]
[{"$nulls":4},"©2022"]
[null,null,"ISBN",null,"3-030-89684-6"]
[null,null,"Descrizione fisica",null,"1 online resource (383 pages)"]
[null,null,"Disciplina",null,"581.62"]
[null,null,"Soggetti",null,"Invasive plants"]
[null,null,"Lingua di pubblicazione",null,"Inglese"]
[null,null,"Formato",null,"Materiale a stampa"]
[null,null,null,"Livello bibliografico","Monografia"]
[null,null,"Nota di contenuto",null,"Intro -- Foreword -- Preface -- Contents -- 1: Global Plant Invasions on the Rise -- 1.1  Introduction -- 1.2  Overview of Invasion Biology with a Focus on Plant Invaders: History, Concepts, and Definitions -- 1.2.1  Brief History of Invasion Biology -- 1.2.2  Defining Invasive Plants -- 1.2.3  The Plant Invasion Process -- 1.2.4  Recent Trends and Drivers of Plant Invasion Including Globalization, Increased Trade, and Climate Change -- 1.3  The Geography of Plant Invasions -- 1.3.1  The Invasion State of the World's Continents -- 1.3.2  Are some Areas Particularly Vulnerable to Invasions? -- 1.4  Assessing Invasive Plant Impacts -- 1.4.1  Social, Economic, and Environmental Impacts -- 1.4.2  Are Invasive Plants Really that Bad? -- 1.5  The Way Forward -- 1.5.1  Techniques and Global Strategies -- 1.5.2  Opportunities to Avoid a Future Planet of Weeds -- References -- 2: Invasion of Plant Communities -- 2.1  Introduction -- 2.1.1  The Multistep Process of Invasion -- 2.1.2  Native Range Dynamics -- 2.1.3  General Theories of Plant Community Invasion -- 2.2  Modeling Efforts -- 2.2.1  Invasion Factors and Plant Traits -- 2.2.2  Invasion-Factor Framework Model -- 2.2.3  Application of Spatial Scales -- 2.3  Case Studies -- 2.4  Application of the IFF -- 2.5  Conclusions -- References -- 3: Development of Pathways of Global Plant Invasions in Space and Time -- 3.1  Introduction -- 3.2  Historical Developments of Introduction Pathways and Establishments of Alien Plants -- 3.2.1  Early Spread of Alien Plants -- 3.2.2  The 1st Wave of Global Spread (1500-1800): The Age of Exploration -- 3.2.3  The 2nd Wave of Global Spread (1800-1950): The Age of Industrialisation -- 3.2.4  The 3rd Wave of Global Spread (1950-Present): The Age of Globalisation -- 3.3  "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Visualising the Future of Plant Invasion Pathways."]
[{"$nulls":4},"3.3.1  The Prominent Role of Horticulture in the Spread of Alien Plants -- 3.3.2  Management of Pathways -- 3.4  Conclusions -- References -- 4: Plant Invasions, Rising CO2, and Global Climate Change -- 4.1  Introduction -- 4.2  CO2, Climate Change, and Plant Biology -- 4.3  Overview of Climate, CO2, and Invasive Plant Biology -- 4.4  Case Studies of Climate, CO2, and Invasive Plants -- 4.5  Climate/CO2 and Management of Invasive Alien Species -- 4.6  Uncertainties, Recommendations, and Critical Needs -- 4.7  Conclusions -- References -- 5: Plant Invasions in Asia -- 5.1  Introduction -- 5.2  Diversity -- 5.2.1  East Asia -- 5.2.2  Southeast Asia -- 5.2.3  South Asia -- 5.2.4  West Asia (Middle East) -- 5.2.5  Central Asia -- 5.2.6  North Asia -- 5.3  Distribution -- 5.3.1  Spatial Distribution -- Studies Involving Single Species -- Studies Involving Multiple Species -- Distribution of Globally Worst Species -- 5.4  Factors Governing Plant Invasions -- 5.4.1  Climate and Climate Change -- 5.4.2  Elevation Gradient -- 5.4.3  Ecosystem and Community Features -- 5.4.4  Infrastructure Development, Demography, and Economic Growth -- 5.5  Plant Invasions in Special Habitats -- 5.5.1  Protected Areas -- 5.5.2  Inland Aquatic and Wetland Ecosystems -- 5.6  Native Range and Introduction Pathways -- 5.6.1  Native Range -- 5.6.2  Introduction Pathways -- 5.7  Environmental and Socioeconomic Impacts -- 5.7.1  Environmental Impacts -- Biodiversity and Ecosystems -- Impacts on Animals -- Impacts on Soil -- 5.7.2  Socioeconomic Impacts -- Agriculture and Aquaculture -- Human and Animal Health -- Economic Costs -- 5.8  Management -- 5.8.1  Physical Methods -- 5.8.2  Chemical Methods -- 5.8.3  Biological Control -- 5.8.4  Ecosystem-Based Approaches -- 5.8.5  Community Awareness and Public Participation -- 5.8.6  Policy Responses -- 5.9  Conclusions and Way Forward."]
[{"$nulls":4},"References -- 6: A Historical Perspective on Plant Invasion in Australia -- 6.1  Introduction -- 6.1.1  History of Plant Invasions in Australia: An Overview -- Pre-1788 -- Post-1788 -- 6.2  Case Studies: Weeds of National Significance -- 6.2.1  Bitou Bush (Chrysanthemoides monilifera subsp. rotundata) -- 6.2.2  Lantana (Lantana camara) -- 6.3  Case Studies: Weeds Not of National Significance -- 6.3.1  Prickly Pear (Opuntia inermis and Opuntia stricta) -- 6.3.2  Paterson's Curse (Echium plantagineum) -- 6.3.3  Prickly Paddy Melon (Cucumis myriocarpus) and Camel Melon (Citrullus lanatus) -- 6.3.4  Gamba Grass (Andropogon gayanus) -- 6.3.5  Kochia (Bassia scoparia) -- 6.4  Summary of Case Studies -- 6.5  Future of Plant Invasions in Australia -- 6.6  Conclusions -- References -- 7: European Plant Invasions -- 7.1  Introduction -- 7.2  Distribution of Naturalized and Invasive Alien Species Diversity Across European Regions -- 7.3  Socio-Economic, Biogeographical and Ecological Factors Underlying the Variation in the Levels of Invasion in European Regions -- 7.4  Sources of European Naturalized Flora and Exchange of Species With Other Continents -- 7.5  Historical Dynamics of Alien Plant Arrivals to Europe -- 7.6  The Most Widely Distributed Species -- 7.7  Taxonomic and Life History Structure of the Naturalized Alien Flora of Europe -- 7.8  Impacts of Alien Plant Species in Europe -- 7.9  Legislation -- 7.10  Conclusions -- References -- 8: Plant Invasions in North America -- 8.1  Introduction -- 8.1.1  A History of Biological Invasions in North America -- 8.1.2  The Introduction of Non-native Species into North America -- Trade and Transport -- Agriculture, Horticulture, and the Aquarium Trade -- Land Use Change and Disturbance -- 8.2  Life History and Origin of Non-native Plants -- 8.3  Plant Invasions by Climate Zone."]
[{"$nulls":4},"8.4  Impacts on Ecosystem Processes and Services -- 8.4.1  Hydrological and Fire Regimes -- 8.4.2  Consequences for the Displacement of Native Species by Non-native Plants -- 8.4.3  Impacts on Soil Properties and Nutrient Cycling -- 8.5  Policy and Legislation for Invasive Plants -- 8.6  Conclusions -- References -- 9: Plant Invasions in South America -- 9.1  Introduction -- 9.2  Data Sources -- 9.2.1  Main Patterns and Correlates of Naturalized Plants in South America -- 9.2.2  Status and Current Knowledge of the Most Relevant Invasive Plants in the Native Ecosystems of South America -- 9.2.3  Existing Legislation to Manage Invasive Plants and Invasion Processes -- 9.3  Main Patterns and Correlates of Naturalized Plants in South America -- 9.4  Status and Current Knowledge of the Most Relevant Invasive Plants in the Native Ecosystems of South America -- 9.4.1  Southern Argentina -- 9.4.2  Brazil -- 9.4.3  Ecuador -- 9.4.4  Venezuela -- 9.5  Existing Legislation to Manage Invasive Plants and Invasion Processes -- 9.6  Conclusions -- References -- 10: Biological Invasions by Plants in Continental Central America -- 10.1  Introduction -- 10.2  Diversity by Country -- 10.2.1  Belize -- 10.2.2  Guatemala -- 10.2.3  Honduras -- 10.2.4  El Salvador -- 10.2.5  Nicaragua -- 10.2.6  Costa Rica -- 10.2.7  Panama -- 10.3  Invasive Plants by Ecosystem -- 10.3.1  Agriculture Fields -- 10.3.2  Forestry Plantations -- 10.3.3  Tropical Dry Forests -- 10.3.4  Tropical Wet Forests -- 10.3.5  Highlands -- 10.3.6  Coastal Ecosystems -- 10.3.7  Wetlands -- 10.4  Policies and Management -- 10.5  Conclusions -- References -- 11: Plant Invasions in Africa -- 11.1  Introduction -- 11.2  Methods -- 11.3  Results -- 11.3.1  Continental Patterns of Africa's Naturalized Plants: A Quantitative Analysis -- 11.3.2  Invasive Plants in Natural and Semi-natural Ecosystems."]
[{"$nulls":4},"The Distribution of Invasive Plants -- \"Transformer\" Invasive Plants in Africa -- 11.3.3  Impacts of Invasive Plants in Africa -- 11.3.4  Management of Invasive Plants in Africa -- 11.4  Discussion -- 11.5  Conclusions -- References -- 12: Island Plant Invasions -- 12.1  Introduction -- 12.2  Patterns on Islands -- 12.2.1  Plant Species Arrival and Diversification -- Remoteness and Modes of Dispersal -- Environmental and Habitat Filtering -- In Situ Speciation and Phylogenetic Diversity -- 12.2.2  Naturalization and Invasion -- Naturalized Species Richness Is Higher on Islands -- Introduction Effort -- Do Native Island Floras Provide More Opportunities for Invasion? -- The Role of Habitat Disturbance -- Nested Patterns of Invasion Between Islands -- 12.2.3  Impacts -- Are Impacts Stronger on Islands? -- Biodiversity Change Over Time -- Economy and Human Dimensions -- Impact Prediction on Islands -- 12.3  Opportunities -- 12.3.1  Preventing Invasions -- 12.3.2  Restoration and Control for Established Species -- 12.4  Conclusion -- References -- 13: Plant Invasions in Mountains -- 13.1  Introduction -- 13.1.1  Mountain Systems of the World -- Plant Invasions in Mountain Ecosystems -- 13.2  Temporal Trends and Geographical Distribution of IAPS Studies in Mountains -- 13.3  Patterns of IAPS Richness Along Elevation Gradients -- 13.4  Introduction Pathways to and Spread Within Mountain Regions -- 13.4.1  Human Colonization and Alien Plants in Mountain Regions -- 13.4.2  Intentional and Inadvertent Introductions -- 13.4.3  Local Dispersal -- 13.5  Drivers of Plant Invasions into Mountainous Areas -- 13.5.1  Plant Traits -- 13.5.2  Native Plant Diversity and Facilitation -- 13.5.3  Disturbances -- 13.5.4  Propagule Pressure -- 13.5.5  Climate Change -- 13.6  Impacts of Invasive Alien Plant Species -- 13.6.1  Impacts on Environment and Biodiversity."]
[{"$nulls":4},"13.6.2  Impact on Ecosystem Services."]