1. Seed production, infestation, and viability in Acacia tortilis (synonym: Vachellia tortilis) and Acacia robusta (synonym: Vachellia robusta) across the Serengeti rainfall gradient

   • Deusdedith M. Rugemalila
   • Thomas Morrison
   • Ricardo M. Holdo

   OriginalPaper 29 May 2017 Pages: 909 - 922

   

2. Interaction between invasive and potentially invasive shrub species does not influence relationships between their ecological success and distance from propagule sources

   • Marcin K. Dyderski
   • Piotr Banaszczak
   • Andrzej M. Jagodziński

   OriginalPaper Open access 31 May 2017 Pages: 923 - 933

   

3. Plant-disperser mutualisms in a semi-arid habitat invaded by Lantana camara L.

   • Geetha Ramaswami
   • P. Somnath
   • Suhel Quader

   OriginalPaper 13 June 2017 Pages: 935 - 946

   

4. Alteration of soil properties by the invasive tree Psidium cattleianum along a precipitation gradient on O'ahu Island, Hawai'i

   • Tsutomu Enoki
   • Donald R. Drake

   OriginalPaper 10 June 2017 Pages: 947 - 955

   

5. Climate and soil texture influence patterns of forb species richness and composition in big sagebrush plant communities across their spatial extent in the western U.S.

   • Victoria E. Pennington
   • Kyle A. Palmquist
   • William K. Lauenroth

   OriginalPaper 23 June 2017 Pages: 957 - 970

   

6. Plant diversity in a water-meadow landscape: the role of irrigation ditches

   • Melanie Meier
   • Rebekka Gerlach
   • Constanze Buhk

   OriginalPaper 24 June 2017 Pages: 971 - 981

   

7. Species identity influences secondary removal of seeds of Neotropical pioneer tree species

   • Selina A. Ruzi
   • Daniel P. Roche
   • James W. Dalling

   OriginalPaper 30 June 2017 Pages: 983 - 995

   

8. The study of a determinate growth orchid highlights the role of new leaf production in photosynthetic light acclimation

   • Wei Zhang
   • Wei Huang
   • Shi-Bao Zhang

   OriginalPaper 01 July 2017 Pages: 997 - 1008

   

9. Tracking the impact of drought on functionally different woody plants in a Mediterranean scrubland ecosystem

   • Antonio Gazol
   • Gabriel Sangüesa-Barreda
   • J. Julio Camarero

   OriginalPaper 21 July 2017 Pages: 1009 - 1020

   

10. Are changes in remotely sensed canopy cover associated to changes in vegetation structure, diversity, and composition in recovered tropical shrublands?

    • Alma Juliana Lomelí Jiménez
    • Diego Rafael Pérez-Salicrup
    • Jorge Eduardo Morfín Ríos

    OriginalPaper 24 July 2017 Pages: 1021 - 1033