1. To include or not to include (the invader in community analyses)? That is the question

   • Mads S. Thomsen
   • Thomas Wernberg
   • David R. Schiel

   Perpectives and paradigms 07 March 2016 Pages: 1515 - 1521

   

2. Does water chemistry limit the distribution of New Zealand mud snails in Redwood National Park?

   • Ryan Vazquez
   • Darren M. Ward
   • Adam Sepulveda

   Original Paper 05 March 2016 Pages: 1523 - 1531

   

3. How genetics, history and geography limit potential explanations of invasions by house mice Mus musculus in New Zealand

   • Carolyn M. King

   Original Paper 10 March 2016 Pages: 1533 - 1550

   

4. What can the geographic distribution of mtDNA haplotypes tell us about the invasion of New Zealand by house mice Mus musculus?

   • Carolyn King
   • Alana Alexander
   • Heng Zhang

   Original Paper 11 March 2016 Pages: 1551 - 1565

   

5. Invasive earthworms as seed predators of temperate forest plants

   • Colin M. Cassin
   • Peter M. Kotanen

   Original Paper 29 March 2016 Pages: 1567 - 1580

   

6. Rapid morphological changes, admixture and invasive success in populations of Ring-necked parakeets (Psittacula krameri) established in Europe

   • Ariane Le Gros
   • Sarah Samadi
   • Philippe Clergeau

   Original Paper 04 March 2016 Pages: 1581 - 1598

   

7. Knowledge, perceptions and willingness to control designated invasive tree species in urban household gardens in South Africa

   • Charlie M. Shackleton
   • R. T. Shackleton

   Original Paper 10 March 2016 Pages: 1599 - 1609

   

8. Strong genetic differentiation in the invasive annual grass Bromus tectorum across the Mojave–Great Basin ecological transition zone

   • Susan E. Meyer
   • Elizabeth A. Leger
   • Craig E. Coleman

   Original Paper 09 March 2016 Pages: 1611 - 1628

   

9. Invasive gorse (Ulex europaeus, Fabaceae) changes plant community structure in subtropical forest–grassland mosaics of southern Brazil

   • Rodrigo León Cordero
   • Fábio P. Torchelsen
   • Madhur Anand

   Original Paper 10 March 2016 Pages: 1629 - 1643

   

10. Far from home: responses of an American predator species to an American prey species in a jointly invaded area of Australia

    • Uditha Wijethunga
    • Matthew Greenlees
    • Richard Shine

    Original Paper 08 March 2016 Pages: 1645 - 1652

    

11. Estuarine fouling communities are dominated by nonindigenous species in the presence of an invasive crab

    • Aaren S. Freeman
    • Alejandro Frischeisen
    • April MH. Blakeslee

    Original Paper 10 March 2016 Pages: 1653 - 1665

    

12. Severe and rapid population declines in exotic birds

    • Kevin Aagaard
    • Julie L. Lockwood

    Original Paper 05 March 2016 Pages: 1667 - 1678

    

13. Landscape-level impact and habitat factors associated with invasive beaver distribution in Tierra del Fuego

    • Jonathan J. Henn
    • Christopher B. Anderson
    • Guillermo Martínez Pastur

    Original Paper 16 March 2016 Pages: 1679 - 1688

    

14. Ecological effects of increasing time since invasion by the exotic African olive (Olea europaea ssp. cuspidata) on leaf-litter invertebrate assemblages

    • Kien Q. Nguyen
    • Peter Cuneo
    • Brad R. Murray

    Original Paper 16 March 2016 Pages: 1689 - 1699

    

15. Timing of invasive pollen deposition influences pollen tube growth and seed set in a native plant

    • Daniela Bruckman
    • Diane R. Campbell

    Original Paper 16 March 2016 Pages: 1701 - 1711

    

16. Half a century of changes in the riverine landscape of Limay River: the origin of a riparian neoecosystem in Patagonia (Argentina)

    • Leonardo A. Datri
    • Ana M. Faggi
    • Facundo Carmona

    Original Paper 17 March 2016 Pages: 1713 - 1722

    

17. Controlling sympatric pest mammal populations in New Zealand with self-resetting, toxicant-free traps: a promising tool for invasive species management

    • Anna Carter
    • Stu Barr
    • Robert van Dam

    Original Paper 18 March 2016 Pages: 1723 - 1736

    

18. Cryptic invaders: nonindigenous and cryptogenic freshwater Bryozoa and Entoprocta in the St. Lawrence River

    • Kayla M. Hamelin
    • Rowshyra A. Castañeda
    • Anthony Ricciardi

    Original Paper 18 March 2016 Pages: 1737 - 1744

    

19. Exploring the efficacy of an aquatic invasive species prevention campaign among water recreationists

    • Erin Seekamp
    • Allie McCreary
    • Lainey Pasternak

    Original Paper 16 March 2016 Pages: 1745 - 1758

20. Shedding light on the effects of climate change on the potential distribution of Xylella fastidiosa in the Mediterranean basin

    • Luciano Bosso
    • Mirko Di Febbraro
    • Danilo Russo

    Original Paper 16 March 2016 Pages: 1759 - 1768

    

21. Rapid range expansion of an invasive predatory snail, Oxychilus alliarius (Miller 1822), and its impact on endemic Hawaiian land snails

    • Patrick A. Curry
    • Norine W. Yeung
    • Robert H. Cowie

    Original Paper 18 April 2016 Pages: 1769 - 1780

    

22. Genetic patterns reveal historical and contemporary dispersal of a tree pathogen

    • Monique L. Sakalidis
    • Nicolas Feau
    • Richard C. Hamelin

    Original Paper 15 April 2016 Pages: 1781 - 1799