بوم‌شناسی گیاهان مهاجم ۲۰۱۳
Invasive Plant Ecology 2013

1. Front Cover

2. Contents

3. Preface

4. Editors

5. Contributors

6. Chapter 1 – Invasive plant ecology: The horse behind the cart?

7. Chapter 2 – What makes alien plants so successful?: Exploration of the ecological basis

8. Chapter 3 – Novel weapon hypothesis for the successful establishment of invasive plants in alien environments: A critical appraisal

9. Chapter 4 – Functional basis for geographical variation in growth among invasive plants

10. Chapter 5 – Aboveground–belowground interactions: Implication for invasiveness

11. Chapter 6 – From species coexistence to genotype coexistence: What can we learn from invasive plants?

12. Chapter 7 – Mycorrhizae and alien plants

13. Chapter 8 – Exotic plant response to forest disturbance in the western United States

14. Chapter 9 – Effects of silvicultural practices on invasive plant species abundance in the Missouri Ozark forests of the central United States

15. Chapter 10 – Invasive plants and mutualistic interactions between fleshy fruits and frugivorous animals

16. Chapter 11 – Alien plant invasion and its ecological implications: An Indian perspective with particular reference to biodiversity-rich regions

17. Chapter 12 – Impact of invasive alien plant species on aboveground and belowground species diversity in the Kashmir Himalaya, India

18. Chapter 13 – Ecology and management of invasive plants in Africa

19. Chapter 14 – Geospatial tools for identifying and managing invasive plants

20. Chapter 15 – Improving restoration to control plant invasions under climate change

21. Chapter 16 – Converting invasive alien plant stands to natural forest nature’s way: Overview, theory, and practice

22. Chapter 17 – Economics of invasive plant management

23. Chapter 18 – An economic analysis of the invasive plant problem associated with the horticulture industry in North America

24. Back Cover