1. The importance of biological plausibility for data poor models in the face of an immediate threat by an emerging infectious disease: a reply to Katz and Zellmer (2018)

   • Stephan Feldmeier
   • Stefan Lötters
   • Michael Veith

   Letter to the Editor 13 June 2019 Pages: 2789 - 2793

2. Invasive host caught up with a native parasitoid: field data reveal high parasitism of Harmonia axyridis by Dinocampus coccinellae in Central Europe

   • Michal Knapp
   • Michal Řeřicha
   • Tiit Teder

   Invasion Note 29 May 2019 Pages: 2795 - 2802

   

3. Generic ecological impact assessment of alien species (GEIAA): the third generation of assessments in Norway

   • Hanno Sandvik
   • Olga Hilmo
   • Lisbeth Gederaas

   Invasion Note Open access 25 June 2019 Pages: 2803 - 2810

   

4. Recent confirmation of a single haplotype in the Italian population of Vespa velutina

   • Anna Granato
   • Enrico Negrisolo
   • Franco Mutinelli

   Invasion Note 06 July 2019 Pages: 2811 - 2817

   

5. Positive interactions among native and invasive vascular plants in Antarctica: assessing the “nurse effect” at different spatial scales

   • Cristian Atala
   • Luis R. Pertierra
   • Marco A. Molina-Montenegro

   Original Paper 29 May 2019 Pages: 2819 - 2836

   

6. A complex sound coupled with an air curtain blocks invasive carp passage without habituation in a laboratory flume

   • Clark E. Dennis III
   • Daniel Zielinski
   • Peter W. Sorensen

   Original Paper 31 May 2019 Pages: 2837 - 2855

   

7. The role of landscape composition and disturbance type in mediating salt marsh resilience to feral hog invasion

   • Sean J. Sharp
   • Christine Angelini

   Original Paper 31 May 2019 Pages: 2857 - 2869

   

8. Recruitment of native parasitic wasps to populations of the invasive winter moth in the northeastern United States

   • Hannah J. Broadley
   • Robert R. Kula
   • Joseph S. Elkinton

   Original Paper 07 June 2019 Pages: 2871 - 2890

   

9. Variable colonization by the hemlock woolly adelgid suggests infestation is associated with hemlock host species

   • Christy Leppanen
   • James A. Fordyce
   • Daniel Simberloff

   Original Paper 30 May 2019 Pages: 2891 - 2906

   

10. A taste for aliens: contribution of a novel prey item to native fishes’ diet

    • Riikka Puntila-Dodd
    • Olli Loisa
    • Amy E. Fowler

    Original Paper Open access 29 May 2019 Pages: 2907 - 2917

    

11. Molecular analyses indicate that both native and exotic pathogen populations serve as sources of novel outbreaks of Cypress Canker Disease

    • Gianni Della Rocca
    • Roberto Danti
    • Matteo Garbelotto

    Original Paper 29 May 2019 Pages: 2919 - 2932

    

12. What’s next? The release of exotic pets continues virtually unabated 7 years after enforcement of new legislation for managing invasive species

    • Alberto Maceda-Veiga
    • Josep Escribano-Alacid
    • Ralph Mac Nally

    Original Paper 29 May 2019 Pages: 2933 - 2947

    

13. Can Acacia mangium and Acacia auriculiformis hinder restoration efforts in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest under current and future climate conditions?

    • Gustavo Heringer
    • Marcelo L. Bueno
    • Andreza V. Neri

    Original Paper 31 May 2019 Pages: 2949 - 2962

    

14. Springs ecosystems: vulnerable ecological islands where environmental conditions, life history traits, and human disturbance facilitate non-native plant invasions

    • Kayleigh G. Nielson
    • Karen M. Gill
    • Stewart B. Rood

    Original Paper 28 May 2019 Pages: 2963 - 2981

    

15. Aerial photography and dendrochronology as tools for recreating invasion histories: do they work for bitou bush (Chrysanthemoides monilifera subsp. rotundata)?

    • John K. Scott
    • Kathryn L. Batchelor
    • Bruce L. Webber

    Original Paper 07 June 2019 Pages: 2983 - 2996