1. Fire as mediator of pine invasion: evidence from Patagonia, Argentina

   • E. Raffaele
   • M. A. Nuñez
   • M. Blackhall

   Invasion Note 14 December 2015 Pages: 597 - 601

   

2. Adaptive phenotypic plasticity and competitive ability deployed under a climate change scenario may promote the invasion of Poa annua in Antarctica

   • Marco A. Molina-Montenegro
   • Carolina Galleguillos
   • Cristian Atala

   Original Paper 06 December 2015 Pages: 603 - 618

   

3. Role of ships’ hull fouling and tropicalization process on European carcinofauna: new records in Galician waters (NW Spain)

   • José A. Cuesta
   • Bruno Almón
   • Rafael Bañón

   Original Paper 06 December 2015 Pages: 619 - 630

   

4. Identifying hotspots of alien plant naturalisation in Australia: approaches and predictions

   • Aaron J. Dodd
   • Michael A. McCarthy
   • Mark A. Burgman

   Original Paper 14 December 2015 Pages: 631 - 645

   

5. Towards minimizing transport of aquatic nuisance species in ballast water: Do organisms in different size classes respond uniformly to biocidal treatment?

   • Matthew R. First
   • Stephanie H. Robbins-Wamsley
   • Lisa A. Drake

   Original Paper 19 December 2015 Pages: 647 - 660

   

6. The structure of biogenic habitat and epibiotic assemblages associated with the global invasive kelp Undaria pinnatifida in comparison to native macroalgae

   • Matthew Arnold
   • Harry Teagle
   • Dan A. Smale

   Original Paper 14 December 2015 Pages: 661 - 676

   

7. Fruiting phenology as a “triggering attribute” of invasion process: Do invasive species take advantage of seed dispersal service provided by native birds?

   • David L. Vergara-Tabares
   • Julieta Badini
   • Susana I. Peluc

   Original Paper 14 December 2015 Pages: 677 - 687

   

8. Effects of nonnative invertebrates on two life stages of the native eastern oyster Crassostrea virginica

   • W. Samantha Yuan
   • Eric A. Hoffman
   • Linda J. Walters

   Original Paper 28 December 2015 Pages: 689 - 701

   

9. Passive recovery of an island bird community after rodent eradication

   • Donald A. Croll
   • Kelly M. Newton
   • Bernie R. Tershy

   Original Paper 29 December 2015 Pages: 703 - 715

   

10. Do biological invasions by Eupatorium adenophorum increase forest fire severity?

    • San Wang
    • Shukui Niu

    Original Paper 28 December 2015 Pages: 717 - 729

    

11. Impacts of the invader giant reed (Arundo donax) on riparian habitats and ground arthropod communities

    • Alberto Maceda-Veiga
    • Helena Basas
    • Antoni Serra

    Original Paper 04 January 2016 Pages: 731 - 749

    

12. Different dispersal histories of lineages of the earthworm Aporrectodea caliginosa (Lumbricidae, Annelida) in the Palearctic

    • S. V. Shekhovtsov
    • E. V. Golovanova
    • S. E. Peltek

    Original Paper 31 December 2015 Pages: 751 - 761

    

13. Pronounced species turnover, but no functional equivalence in leaf consumption of invasive amphipods in the river Rhine

    • Jonas Jourdan
    • Benjamin Westerwald
    • Martin Plath

    Original Paper 06 January 2016 Pages: 763 - 774

    

14. Fine scale spatio-temporal life history shifts in an invasive species at its expansion front

    • Laurence Masson
    • Jacob W. Brownscombe
    • Michael G. Fox

    Original Paper 06 January 2016 Pages: 775 - 792

    

15. The role of flood regime on invasive success of exotic species growing in riparian environments

    • Yutaka Matsubara
    • Satoki Sakai

    Original Paper 07 January 2016 Pages: 793 - 808

    

16. Germplasm, chemical constituents, biological activities, utilization, and control of Chinese tallow (Triadica sebifera (L.) Small)

    • Ruixin Gao
    • Zushang Su
    • Shiyou Li

    Original Paper 18 January 2016 Pages: 809 - 829

    

17. Modeling the potential for managing invasive common carp in temperate lakes by targeting their winter aggregations

    • Joseph D. Lechelt
    • Przemyslaw G. Bajer

    Original Paper 12 January 2016 Pages: 831 - 839

    

18. Temporal genetic dynamics among mosquitofish (Gambusia holbrooki) populations in invaded watersheds

    • David Díez-del-Molino
    • Rosa-Maria Araguas
    • Jose-Luis García-Marín

    Original Paper 09 January 2016 Pages: 841 - 855

    

19. Molecular and morphological insights into the origin of the invasive greater white-toothed shrew (Crocidura russula) in Ireland

    • Laura M. Gargan
    • Raphaël Cornette
    • Allan D. McDevitt

    Original Paper 08 January 2016 Pages: 857 - 871

    

20. Experimental evidence for the use of artificial refugia to mitigate the impacts of invasive Gambusia holbrooki on an endangered fish

    • Kit Magellan
    • Emili García-Berthou

    Original Paper 12 January 2016 Pages: 873 - 882