Killing Wilding Pines Is Only Half the Battle, New Zealand’s Biggest Invasion Program Reveals
A major field study of New Zealand's wilding conifer programme shows that both aerial herbicide spraying and ground-based control achieve...
Patricia Pace is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Invasion Biology coverage.
A major field study of New Zealand's wilding conifer programme shows that both aerial herbicide spraying and ground-based control achieve...
A record 47.6-centimeter sharpsnout seabream caught by spearfishing off Trabzon sets a new Black Sea size benchmark and reveals a...
A review of 136 historical publications has compiled the first comprehensive checklist of Eritrea's Heteroptera, documenting 384 true bug species...
A new review documents the only fully successful classical biological control of a bark-beetle pest: releases of the specific predator...
A seven-year analysis of the EU's horizon scanning system shows how automated monitoring of media and scientific sources has identified...
A field experiment shows that nitrogen enrichment, particularly nitrate, widens the growth gap between the invasive Solanum rostratum and a...
A year-long survey of two protected subtropical forests in Manipur, India, reveals that the invasive South American earthworm Pontoscolex corethrurus...
A two-day survey in northern Tuscany has produced the first evidence of the invasive Asian bush mosquito Aedes japonicus in...
The first complete ant inventory of the Xisha Islands documents 21 species and identifies human disturbance as the primary driver...
Global shipping may be creating a biological invasion problem faster than ballast-water regulations can contain it, according to a new...
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