1. Pathogen accumulation cannot undo the impact of invasive species

   • Nahuel Policelli
   • Mariana C. Chiuffo
   • Martín A. Nuñez

   Flashpoints 07 August 2017 Pages: 1 - 4

   

2. Emerging pathogens can suppress invaders and promote native species recovery

   • S. Luke Flory
   • Christina Alba
   • Erica M. Goss

   Flashpoints 07 August 2017 Pages: 5 - 8

3. Still no evidence that pathogen accumulation can revert the impact of invasive plant species

   • Mariana C. Chiuffo
   • Nahuel Policelli
   • Martín A. Nuñez

   Flashpoints 07 August 2017 Pages: 9 - 10

4. Long-term studies are needed to reveal the effects of pathogen accumulation on invaded plant communities

   • S. Luke Flory
   • Christina Alba
   • Erica Goss

   Flashpoints 07 August 2017 Pages: 11 - 12

5. Management of invasive plants through ecological resistance

   • Chaeho Byun
   • Sylvie de Blois
   • Jacques Brisson

   Perspectives and paradigms 28 July 2017 Pages: 13 - 27

   

6. Invasive earthworms in a Northern Great Plains prairie fragment

   • Nicholas Henshue
   • Charles Mordhorst
   • Lora Perkins

   Invasion Note 19 July 2017 Pages: 29 - 32

   

7. Genetic diversity and invasion history of the European subterranean termite Reticulitermes urbis (Blattodea, Termitoidae, Rhinotermitidae)

   • Vito Scicchitano
   • Franck Dedeine
   • Barbara Mantovani

   Original Paper 20 July 2017 Pages: 33 - 44

   

8. Hot or not? Comparative behavioral thermoregulation, critical temperature regimes, and thermal tolerances of the invasive lionfish Pterois sp. versus native western North Atlantic reef fishes

   • B. D. Barker
   • A. Z. Horodysky
   • D. W. Kerstetter

   Original Paper 19 July 2017 Pages: 45 - 58

   

9. Management of invasive Phragmites australis in the Adirondacks: a cautionary tale about prospects of eradication

   • Brendan Quirion
   • Zachary Simek
   • Bernd Blossey

   Original Paper Open access 17 July 2017 Pages: 59 - 73

   

10. Erratum to: Management of invasive Phragmites australis in the Adirondacks: a cautionary tale about prospects of eradication

    • Brendan Quirion
    • Zachary Simek
    • Bernd Blossey

    Erratum 18 August 2017 Pages: 75 - 75

11. Yellow crazy ants (Anoplolepis gracilipes) reduce numbers and impede development of a burrow-nesting seabird

    • Sheldon Plentovich
    • Todd Russell
    • Christine Camacho Fejeran

    Original Paper 22 July 2017 Pages: 77 - 86

    

12. Invasive tunicate restructures invertebrate community on fishing grounds and a large protected area on Georges Bank

    • Katherine A. Kaplan
    • Deborah R. Hart
    • Patrick J. Sullivan

    Original Paper 19 July 2017 Pages: 87 - 103

    

13. Factors affecting distribution and abundance of jellyfish medusae in a temperate estuary: a multi-decadal study

    • Jason Baumsteiger
    • Teejay A. O’Rear
    • Peter B. Moyle

    Original Paper 22 July 2017 Pages: 105 - 119

    

14. The red-vented bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer): serious pest or understudied invader?

    • Martin Thibault
    • Eric Vidal
    • Fabrice Brescia

    Original Paper 26 July 2017 Pages: 121 - 136

    

15. Size-selective predation by all-male prawns: implications for sustainable biocontrol of snail invasions

    • Amit Savaya-Alkalay
    • Ofer Ovadia
    • Amir Sagi

    Original Paper 29 July 2017 Pages: 137 - 149

    

16. Evidence of damage from exotic invasive earthworm activity was highly correlated to sugar maple dieback in the Upper Great Lakes region

    • Tara L. Bal
    • Andrew J. Storer
    • Martin F. Jurgensen

    Original Paper 26 July 2017 Pages: 151 - 164

    

17. Potential allelopathic effects of the tropical legume Sesbania virgata on the alien Leucaena leucocephala related to seed carbohydrate metabolism

    • Daiane Salete Broch Mignoni
    • Kelly Simões
    • Marcia Regina Braga

    Original Paper 26 July 2017 Pages: 165 - 180

    

18. Niche dynamics of two cryptic Prosopis invading South American drylands

    • Brunno Freire Oliveira
    • Gabriel Corrêa Costa
    • Carlos Roberto Fonseca

    Original Paper 25 July 2017 Pages: 181 - 194

    

19. Invasive insect herbivores as disrupters of chemically-mediated tritrophic interactions: effects of herbivore density and parasitoid learning

    • Gaylord A. Desurmont
    • Antoine Guiguet
    • Ted C. J. Turlings

    Original Paper 28 July 2017 Pages: 195 - 206

    

20. Pomphorhynchus laevis: An invasive species in the river Rhine?

    • M. A. A. Hohenadler
    • M. Nachev
    • B. Sures

    Original Paper 27 July 2017 Pages: 207 - 217

    

21. Early invaders: farmers, the granary weevil and other uninvited guests in the Neolithic

    • Eva Panagiotakopulu
    • Paul C. Buckland

    Original Paper 03 August 2017 Pages: 219 - 233

    

22. Local differentiation in the defensive morphology of an invasive zooplankton species is not genetically based

    • Giuseppe E. Fiorino
    • Andrew G. McAdam

    Original Paper 31 July 2017 Pages: 235 - 250

    

23. Assessing the efficacy of aerial culling of introduced wild deer in New Zealand with analytical decomposition of predation risk

    • A. David M. Latham
    • M. Cecilia Latham
    • Dean P. Anderson

    Original Paper 03 August 2017 Pages: 251 - 266