1. Membraniporopsis tubigera, an invasive bryozoan in sandy beaches of southern Brazil and Uruguay

   • Juan López Gappa
   • Alvar Carranza
   • Fabrizio Scarabino

   Invasion Note 21 July 2009 Pages: 977 - 982

   

2. Cryptic diversity within the invasive virile crayfish Orconectes virilis (Hagen, 1870) species complex: new lineages recorded in both native and introduced ranges

   • Lenka Filipová
   • David M. Holdich
   • Adam Petrusek

   Invasion Note 15 July 2009 Pages: 983 - 989

   

3. A gastropod from the tropical Atlantic becomes an established alien in the Mediterranean

   • Mouna Antit
   • Serge Gofas
   • Atf Azzouna

   Invasion Note 30 July 2009 Pages: 991 - 994

4. Observations on the invading gastropod Rapana venosa in Punta del Este, Maldonado Bay, Uruguay

   • Alvar Carranza
   • Camila de Mello
   • Fabrizio Scarabino

   Invasion Note 02 August 2009 Pages: 995 - 998

5. First occurrence of the yellow roughneck shrimp, Rimapenaeus similis (Smith, 1885) (Crustacea: Decapoda: Penaeidae) in the Mediterranean Sea (Tunisian waters)

   • Olfa Ben Hadj Hamida-Ben Abdallah
   • Nader Ben Hadj Hamida
   • Carlo Froglia

   Invasion Note 29 August 2009 Pages: 999 - 1001

6. Parasitic anemone infects the invasive ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi in the North East Atlantic

   • Erik Selander
   • Lene Friis Møller
   • Peter Tiselius

   Invasion Note 04 September 2009 Pages: 1003 - 1009

   

7. Species richness and abundance of native leaf miners are affected by the presence of the invasive horse-chestnut leaf miner

   • Christelle Péré
   • Sylvie Augustin
   • Marc Kenis

   Original Paper 10 July 2009 Pages: 1011 - 1021

   

8. Soil disturbance, vegetation cover and the establishment of the exotic shrub Pyracantha coccinea in southern France

   • Ana Elena de Villalobos
   • Diego P. Vázquez
   • Jean-Louis Martin

   Original Paper 18 July 2009 Pages: 1023 - 1029

9. Diatom survivorship in ballast water during trans-Pacific crossings

   • Georgia Klein
   • Kayleigh MacIntosh
   • James M. Ehrman

   Original Paper 15 July 2009 Pages: 1031 - 1044

   

10. Something different for dinner? Responses of a native Australian predator (the keelback snake) to an invasive prey species (the cane toad)

    • John Llewelyn
    • Lin Schwarzkopf
    • Richard Shine

    Original Paper 14 July 2009 Pages: 1045 - 1051

    

11. Tree rings detect earthworm invasions and their effects in northern Hardwood forests

    • Evan R. Larson
    • Kurt F. Kipfmueller
    • Peter B. Reich

    Original Paper 14 July 2009 Pages: 1053 - 1066

    

12. DNA bar-coding reveals source and patterns of Thaumastocoris peregrinus invasions in South Africa and South America

    • R. L. Nadel
    • B. Slippers
    • M. J. Wingfield

    Original Paper 16 July 2009 Pages: 1067 - 1077

    

13. Facilitative interactions between an exotic mammal and native and exotic plants: hog deer (Axis porcinus) as seed dispersers in south-eastern Australia

    • Naomi E. Davis
    • David M. Forsyth
    • Graeme Coulson

    Original Paper 14 July 2009 Pages: 1079 - 1092

    

14. Invasion of the dwarf honeybee Apis florea into the near East

    • Robin F. A. Moritz
    • Nizar Haddad
    • Abraham Hefetz

    Original Paper 15 July 2009 Pages: 1093 - 1099

    

15. Recruitment and abundance of an invasive fish, the common carp, is driven by its propensity to invade and reproduce in basins that experience winter-time hypoxia in interconnected lakes

    • Przemyslaw G. Bajer
    • Peter W. Sorensen

    Original Paper 05 August 2009 Pages: 1101 - 1112

    

16. Prunus serotina unleashed: invader dominance after 70 years of forest development

    • Margot Vanhellemont
    • Lotte Wauters
    • Kris Verheyen

    Original Paper 17 July 2009 Pages: 1113 - 1124

    

17. High abundance of introduced plants on ancient Native American middens

    • Todd Karalius
    • Peter Alpert

    Original Paper 22 July 2009 Pages: 1125 - 1132

    

18. Acceptance and suitability of novel trees for Orthotomicus erosus, an exotic bark beetle in North America

    • A. J. Walter
    • R. C. Venette
    • S. A. Kells

    Original Paper 26 July 2009 Pages: 1133 - 1144

    

19. Massive settlements of the Pacific oyster, Crassostrea gigas, in Scandinavia

    • Anna-Lisa Wrange
    • Johanna Valero
    • Stein Mortensen

    Original Paper 28 August 2009 Pages: 1145 - 1152

    

20. Secondary production and diet of an invasive snail in freshwater wetlands: implications for resource utilization and competition

    • King Lun Kwong
    • David Dudgeon
    • Jian-Wen Qiu

    Original Paper Open access 04 August 2009 Pages: 1153 - 1164

    

21. Genetic analyses of the Asian longhorned beetle (Coleoptera, Cerambycidae, Anoplophora glabripennis), in North America, Europe and Asia

    • Maureen Carter
    • Michael Smith
    • Richard Harrison

    Original Paper 05 August 2009 Pages: 1165 - 1182

    

22. PRUNUS: a spatially explicit demographic model to study plant invasions in stochastic, heterogeneous environments

    • Emmanuelle Sebert-Cuvillier
    • Matthieu Simonet
    • Guillaume Decocq

    Original Paper 04 September 2009 Pages: 1183 - 1206

    

23. A literature analysis of freshwater invasive species research: are empiricists, theoreticians, and economists working together?

    • Caroline J. Bampfylde
    • Jody A. Peters
    • Angela M. Bobeldyk

    Original Paper 09 September 2009 Pages: 1207 - 1219

    

24. Elevated CO₂ increases energy-use efficiency of invasive Wedelia trilobata over its indigenous congener

    • Li-Ying Song
    • Chang-Han Li
    • Shao-Lin Peng

    Original Paper 12 August 2009 Pages: 1221 - 1230

    

25. Invasive and flexible: niche shift in the drosophilid Zaprionus indianus (Insecta, Diptera)

    • Renata Alves da Mata
    • Rosana Tidon
    • José Alexandre Felizola Diniz-Filho

    Original Paper 04 August 2009 Pages: 1231 - 1241

    

26. Impacts of the invasive plant Fallopia japonica (Houtt.) on plant communities and ecosystem processes

    • Anna G. Aguilera
    • Peter Alpert
    • Robin Harrington

    Original Paper 01 August 2009 Pages: 1243 - 1252

    

27. Biological consequences of invasion by reed canary grass (Phalaris arundinacea)

    • Greg Spyreas
    • Brian W. Wilm
    • Edward J. Heske

    Original Paper 02 August 2009 Pages: 1253 - 1267

    

28. Secondary invasion of the round goby into high diversity Great Lakes tributaries and species at risk hotspots: potential new concerns for endangered freshwater species

    • Mark Poos
    • Alan J. Dextrase
    • Josef D. Ackerman

    Original Paper 04 August 2009 Pages: 1269 - 1284

    

29. Non-native grass invasion alters native plant composition in experimental communities

    • S. Luke Flory
    • Keith Clay

    Original Paper 31 July 2009 Pages: 1285 - 1294

    

30. Biological invasion of a refuge habitat: Anthriscus caucalis (Apiaceae) decreases diversity, evenness, and survival of native herbs in the Chilean matorral

    • Sergio A. Castro
    • Ernesto Badano
    • Lohengrin Cavieres

    Original Paper 20 October 2009 Pages: 1295 - 1303

    

31. Reconstructing the range expansion and subsequent invasion of introduced European green crab along the west coast of the United States

    • Kevin E. See
    • Blake E. Feist

    Original Paper 08 August 2009 Pages: 1305 - 1318

    

32. Effects of belowground resource use comlementarity on invasion of constructed grassland plant communities

    • Cynthia S. Brown
    • Kevin J. Rice

    Original Paper Open access 12 August 2009 Pages: 1319 - 1334

    

33. Applying DNA C-values to evaluate invasiveness of angiosperms: validity and limitation

    • Guo-Qi Chen
    • Shui-Liang Guo
    • Li-Ping Yin

    Original Paper 09 August 2009 Pages: 1335 - 1348

    

34. Covariance between disturbance and soil resources dictates the invasibility of northern fescue prairies

    • Rafael Otfinowski
    • Norm C. Kenkel

    Original Paper 09 August 2009 Pages: 1349 - 1361

    

35. Invasion of north European streams by brook trout: hostile takeover or pre-adapted habitat niche segregation?

    • Kai Korsu
    • Ari Huusko
    • Timo Muotka

    Original Paper 06 August 2009 Pages: 1363 - 1375

    

36. Multiple factors determine the rate of increase of an invading non-native tree in New Zealand

    • Peter A. Williams
    • John M. Kean
    • Rowan P. Buxton

    Original Paper 06 August 2009 Pages: 1377 - 1388

    

37. Geographical distribution, genetic diversity and social organization of a new European termite, Reticulitermes urbis (Isoptera: Rhinotermitidae)

    • Laurianne Leniaud
    • Franck Dedeine
    • Anne-Geneviève Bagnères

    Original Paper 08 August 2009 Pages: 1389 - 1402

    

38. The composition and density of fauna utilizing burrow microhabitats created by a non-native burrowing crustacean (Sphaeroma quoianum)

    • Timothy M. Davidson
    • Alan L. Shanks
    • Steven S. Rumrill

    Original Paper 07 August 2009 Pages: 1403 - 1413

    

39. Population structure and dynamics of Procambarus clarkii (Girard, 1852) in a Mediterranean brackish wetland (Central Italy)

    • Massimiliano Scalici
    • Stefania Chiesa
    • Giancarlo Gibertini

    Original Paper 08 August 2009 Pages: 1415 - 1425

    

40. Modelling physico-chemical factors affecting occurrences of a non-indigenous planktonic copepod in northeast Pacific estuaries

    • Jeffery R. Cordell
    • Lucinda M. Tear
    • Stephen M. Bollens

    Original Paper 12 August 2009 Pages: 1427 - 1445

    

41. Inderjit (ed.): Management of Invasive Weeds

    • Ingrid M. Parker
    • Pete Holloran
    • Carla Fresquez

    Book Review Open access 06 August 2009 Pages: 1447 - 1448