1. Pest species distribution modelling: origins and lessons from history

   • Robert W. Sutherst

   Perpectives and paradigms 19 December 2013 Pages: 239 - 256

   

2. Elevated carbon dioxide and fire reduce biomass of native grass species when grown in competition with invasive exotic grasses in a savanna experimental system

   • Ifeanna M. Tooth
   • Michelle R. Leishman

   Original Paper 29 December 2013 Pages: 257 - 268

   

3. Lack of superiority of invasive over co-occurring native riparian tree seedling species

   • N. González-Muñoz
   • P. Castro-Díez
   • O. Godoy

   Original Paper 10 July 2013 Pages: 269 - 281

   

4. Colony social structure in native and invasive populations of the social wasp Vespula pensylvanica

   • Cause Hanna
   • Erin D. Cook
   • Michael A. D. Goodisman

   Original Paper 24 July 2013 Pages: 283 - 294

   

5. Climbing capacity of the invasive vine Mikania micrantha Kunth on vertical artificial poles

   • Liang Hu
   • Mingguang Li

   Original Paper 17 July 2013 Pages: 295 - 302

   

6. Host shift capability of a specialist seed predator of an invasive plant: roles of competition, population genetics and plant chemistry

   • M. Tuda
   • L.-H. Wu
   • R. Heu

   Original Paper 24 July 2013 Pages: 303 - 313

   

7. Assessment of the Argentine ant invasion management by means of manual removal of winter nests in mixed cork oak and pine forests

   • Mireia Diaz
   • Sílvia Abril
   • Crisanto Gómez

   Original Paper 17 July 2013 Pages: 315 - 327

   

8. Temperature explains variable spread rates of the invasive woodwasp Sirex noctilio in the Southern Hemisphere

   • M. Victoria Lantschner
   • José M. Villacide
   • Juan C. Corley

   Original Paper 13 September 2013 Pages: 329 - 339

   

9. Invasive species and land bird diversity on remote South Atlantic islands

   • Michael A. Tabak
   • Sally Poncet
   • Carlos Martinez del Rio

   Original Paper 03 August 2013 Pages: 341 - 352

   

10. Population genetic structure of N. American and European Phalaris arundinacea L. as inferred from inter-simple sequence repeat markers

    • Michael F. Nelson
    • Neil O. Anderson
    • Andrew R. Jakubowski

    Original Paper 10 August 2013 Pages: 353 - 363

    

11. The invertebrate communities associated with a Chrysanthemum coronarium-invaded coastal sage scrub area in Southern California

    • Roy W. Cook
    • Theresa Sinicrope Talley

    Original Paper 04 September 2013 Pages: 365 - 380

    

12. Leaf litter depth as an important factor inhibiting seedling establishment of an exotic palm in tropical secondary forest patches

    • Hazelina H. T. Yeo
    • Kwek Yan Chong
    • Hugh T. W. Tan

    Original Paper 06 August 2013 Pages: 381 - 392

    

13. Comparison of photosynthetic characteristics in cultivated and wild offspring of the invasive Callery pear (Pyrus calleryana Decne.)

    • Benjamin J. Merritt
    • Joshua B. Jones
    • Theresa M. Culley

    Original Paper 07 August 2013 Pages: 393 - 400

    

14. Determinants of successful arthropod eradication programs

    • Patrick C. Tobin
    • John M. Kean
    • Lloyd D. Stringer

    Original Paper 27 August 2013 Pages: 401 - 414

    

15. Substitutable habitats? The biophysical and anthropogenic drivers of an exotic bird’s distribution

    • Amélie Y. Davis
    • Nur Malas
    • Emily S. Minor

    Original Paper Open access 04 August 2013 Pages: 415 - 427

    

16. Soil quality: a key factor in understanding plant invasion? The case of Carpobrotus edulis (L.) N.E.Br.

    • A. Novoa
    • R. Rodríguez
    • L. González

    Original Paper 10 August 2013 Pages: 429 - 443

    

17. Inadvertent biological control: an Australian thrips killing an invasive New Zealand tree in California

    • Jon J. Sullivan

    Original Paper 24 August 2013 Pages: 445 - 453

    

18. Contrasting levels of evolutionary potential in populations of the invasive plant Polygonum cespitosum

    • Silvia Matesanz
    • Tim Horgan-Kobelski
    • Sonia E. Sultan

    Original Paper 30 August 2013 Pages: 455 - 468

    

19. Les Invasions Biologiques: un Danger pour la Biodiversité

    • Daniel Simberloff

    Book Review 24 July 2013 Pages: 469 - 471