1. Exotic Eucalyptus plantations in the southeastern US: risk assessment, management and policy approaches

   • Kimberly A. Lorentz
   • Patrick J. Minogue

   Perspectives and paradigms 01 February 2015 Pages: 1581 - 1593

2. Invasive wild boar in Argentina: using protected areas as a research platform to determine distribution, impacts and management

   • Sebastián A. Ballari
   • M. Fernanda Cuevas
   • Alejandro E. J. Valenzuela

   Invasion Note 04 December 2014 Pages: 1595 - 1602

   

3. Predicting spatial and temporal distribution of Indo-Pacific lionfish (Pterois volitans) in Biscayne Bay through habitat suitability modeling

   • Nicholas A. Bernal
   • Donald L. DeAngelis
   • Kathleen Sullivan Sealey

   Original Paper 05 December 2014 Pages: 1603 - 1614

   

4. Invasion of Kalanchoe by clonal spread

   • Azalea Guerra-García
   • Jordan Golubov
   • María C. Mandujano

   Original Paper 12 December 2014 Pages: 1615 - 1622

   

5. Harbor networks as introduction gateways: contrasting distribution patterns of native and introduced ascidians

   • Susanna López-Legentil
   • Miquel L. Legentil
   • Xavier Turon

   Original Paper Open access 10 December 2014 Pages: 1623 - 1638

   

6. Movement ecology of Indo-Pacific lionfish on Caribbean coral reefs and its implications for invasion dynamics

   • N. Tamburello
   • I. M. Côté

   Original Paper 06 December 2014 Pages: 1639 - 1653

   

7. The unnoticed effect of a top predator on complex mutualistic ecological interactions

   • M. Nogales
   • I. Castañeda
   • E. Bonnaud

   Original Paper 09 December 2014 Pages: 1655 - 1665

   

8. Erratum to: The unnoticed effect of a top predator on complex mutualistic ecological interactions

   • M. Nogales
   • I. Castañeda
   • E. Bonnaud

   Erratum 14 January 2015 Pages: 1667 - 1667

9. Contributions of temporal segregation, oviposition choice, and non-additive effects of competitors to invasion success of Aedes japonicus (Diptera: Culicidae) in North America

   • Ebony G. Murrell
   • Bruce H. Noden
   • Steven A. Juliano

   Original Paper 17 December 2014 Pages: 1669 - 1681

   

10. Modeling the decline and potential recovery of a native butterfly following serial invasions by exotic species

    • Tegan A. L. Morton
    • Alexandra Thorn
    • Frances S. Chew

    Original Paper 27 December 2014 Pages: 1683 - 1695

    

11. Community structure, succession and invasibility in a seasonal deciduous forest in southern Brazil

    • M. S. Dechoum
    • T. T. Castellani
    • J. Y. Tamashiro

    Original Paper 16 December 2014 Pages: 1697 - 1712

    

12. Effects of barred owl (Strix varia) range expansion on Haemoproteus parasite assemblage dynamics and transmission in barred and northern spotted owls (Strix occidentalis caurina)

    • Krista E. Lewicki
    • Kathryn P. Huyvaert
    • Alan B. Franklin

    Original Paper 20 December 2014 Pages: 1713 - 1727

    

13. Patterns of herbivory-induced mortality of a dominant non-native tree/shrub (Tamarix spp.) in a southwestern US watershed

    • Kevin R. Hultine
    • Tom L. Dudley
    • Adam M. Lambert

    Original Paper 14 December 2014 Pages: 1729 - 1742

    

14. Effect of travel distance, home range, and bait on the management of small Indian mongooses, Herpestes auropunctatus

    • William C. Pitt
    • Robert T. Sugihara
    • Are R. Berentsen

    Original Paper 10 January 2015 Pages: 1743 - 1759

    

15. Differential ecological impacts of invader and native predatory freshwater amphipods under environmental change are revealed by comparative functional responses

    • Ciaran Laverty
    • Jaimie T. A. Dick
    • Frances E. Lucy

    Original Paper 23 December 2014 Pages: 1761 - 1770

    

16. Foraging Ermine Avoid Risk: behavioural responses of a mesopredator to its interspecific competitors in a mammalian guild

    • Patrick M. Garvey
    • Alistair S. Glen
    • Roger P. Pech

    Original Paper 24 December 2014 Pages: 1771 - 1783

    

17. The influence of disturbed habitat on the spatial ecology of Argentine black and white tegu (Tupinambis merianae), a recent invader in the Everglades ecosystem (Florida, USA)

    • Page E. Klug
    • Robert N. Reed
    • Amy A. Yackel Adams

    Original Paper 04 January 2015 Pages: 1785 - 1797

    

18. Changes in habitat complexity resulting from sequential invasions of a rocky shore: implications for community structure

    • Saachi Sadchatheeswaran
    • George M. Branch
    • Tamara B. Robinson

    Original Paper 14 January 2015 Pages: 1799 - 1816

    

19. How invasion by Ailanthus altissima transforms soil and litter communities in a temperate forest ecosystem

    • Eric Motard
    • Sophie Dusz
    • Alice Michel-Salzat

    Original Paper 01 February 2015 Pages: 1817 - 1832

    

20. Escaped Miscanthus sacchariflorus reduces the richness and diversity of vegetation and the soil seed bank

    • Heather A. Hager
    • Rochelle Rupert
    • Jonathan A. Newman

    Original Paper 03 January 2015 Pages: 1833 - 1847

    

21. Germination response to temperature and moisture to predict distributions of the invasive grass red brome and wildfire

    • Kevin J. Horn
    • Rachel Nettles
    • Samuel B. St. Clair

    Original Paper 30 January 2015 Pages: 1849 - 1857

    

22. Mitochondrial phylogeography of the black rat supports a single invasion of the western Mediterranean basin

    • P. Colangelo
    • A. Abiadh
    • R. Castiglia

    Original Paper 30 January 2015 Pages: 1859 - 1868

    

23. Harmonia ⁺ and Pandora ⁺: risk screening tools for potentially invasive plants, animals and their pathogens

    • Bram D’hondt
    • Sonia Vanderhoeven
    • Etienne Branquart

    Original Paper 01 February 2015 Pages: 1869 - 1883

    

24. Systematic culling controls a climate driven, habitat modifying invader

    • Sean R. Tracey
    • Travis Baulch
    • Craig Mundy

    Original Paper 12 February 2015 Pages: 1885 - 1896

    

25. Tracing historical introductions in the Mediterranean Basin: the success story of the common genet (Genetta genetta) in Europe

    • Philippe Gaubert
    • Irene Del Cerro
    • José Antonio Godoy

    Original Paper 06 February 2015 Pages: 1897 - 1913

    

26. Repeated landscape-scale treatments following fire suppress a non-native annual grass and promote recovery of native perennial vegetation

    • Seth M. Munson
    • A. Lexine Long
    • Mark E. Miller

    Original Paper 05 February 2015 Pages: 1915 - 1926

    

27. Where do camels belong? The story and science of invasive species

    • Daniel Simberloff

    Book Review 30 December 2014 Pages: 1927 - 1929