گیاهان مهاجم و اکوسیستم‌های جنگلی ۲۰۰۸
Invasive Plants and Forest Ecosystems 2008

1. Front cover

2. Contents

3. Preface

4. Editors

5. Contributors

6. Section I: Invasion Ecology

7. Chapter 1. Invasive Plants: A Threat to the Integrity and Sustainability of Forest Ecosystems

8. Chapter 2. Mechanisms of Plant Invasion: A Review

9. Chapter 3. Relationship of Invasive Groundcover Plant Presence to Evidence of Disturbance in the Forests of the Upper Midwest of the United States

10. Chapter 4. Invasion Pattern of Exotic Plants in Forest Ecosystems

11. Chapter 5. Spatial and Temporal Dynamics of Exotic Tree Invasions: Lessons from a Shade-Tolerant Invader, Acer platanoides

12. Chapter 6. Invasive Species and the Resiliency of a Riparian Environment

13. Chapter 7. Biogeography of Invasive Plant Species in Urban Park Forests

14. Section II: Ecological Impacts

15. Chapter 8. Alien Invasive Plant Species and Their Effects on Hill Forest Ecosystems of Bangladesh

16. Chapter 9. Ecological Status of Some Invasive Plants of Shiwalik Himalayas in Northwestern India

17. Chapter 10. Invasive Species and Their Impacts on Endemic Ecosystems in China*

18. Chapter 11. Invasive Plants in Australian Forests, with an Emphasis on Subtropics and Tropics

19. Chapter 12. Risk Analysis for Alien Plants in European Forests, Illustrated by the Example of Prunus serotina

20. Chapter 13. Monitoring and Assessment of Regional Impacts from Nonnative Invasive Plants in Forests of the Pacific Coast, United States

21. Chapter 14. Imperata cylindrica, an Exotic Invasive Grass, Changes Soil Chemical Properties of Forest Ecosystems in the Southeastern United States

22. Section III: Management of Invasive Plants

23. Chapter 15. Adaptive Collaborative Restoration: A Key Concept in Invasive Plant Management

24. Chapter 16. Cogongrass (Imperata cylindrica)-A Comprehensive Review of an Invasive Grass*

25. Chapter 17. Exotic Plant Species Invasion and Control in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, United States

26. Chapter 18. Invasive Weeds of Colorado Forests and Rangeland

27. Chapter 19. Ecology and Management of Tropical Africa’s Forest Invaders

28. Section IV: Socioeconomic and Policy Aspects

29. Chapter 20. Invasive Plants in Namibian Subtropical and Riparian Woodlands

30. Chapter 21. The Economics, Law, and Policy of Invasive Species Management in the United States: Responding to a Growing Crisis

31. Index

32. Back cover