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Marc Cadotte, Sean Mcmahon and Tadashi Fukami
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Front matter
3-105
Part 1 / Introduction, history and terminology
3-14
Tracking the tractable: using invasion to guide the exploration of conceptual ecology
15-33
Darwin to Elton: early ecology and the problem of invasive species
35-64
Invasion biology 1958-2005: the pursuit of science and conservation
65-105
Invasiveness in exotic plants: immigration and naturalization in an ecological continuum
109-221
Part 2 / Populations at play
109-123
Density dependence in invasive plants: demography, herbivory, spread and evolution
125-146
Stochasticty, nonlinearity and instability in biological invasions
147-168
Local interactions and invasion dynamics: population growth in space and time
169-192
A guide to calculating discrete-time invasion rates from data
193-221
The role of evolutionary genetiocs in studies of plant invasions
225-367
Part 3 / Unwlcomed visitors: species interactions
225-242
Contact experience, alien-native interactions, and their community consequences: a theoretical consideration on the role of adaptation in biological invasion
243-269
Use of biological invasions and their control to study the dynamics of interacting populations
271-288
Invasibility of seed prdators on synchronized intermittent seed production of host plants
289-305
Invasion and the regulation of plant populations by pathogens
307-322
Exploring the relationship between nichie breadth and invasion success
323-341
Interactions between invasive plants and soil ecosystem: positive feedbacks and their potential to persist
343-367
Invasion biology as a community process: messages from microbial microcosms
371-480
Part 4 / Large-scale consequences and pattern of invasions
371-403
Understanding invasions in patchy habitats through metapopulation theory
405-421
Competition and the assembly of introduced bird communities
423-447
Room for one more? Evidence for invasibility and saturation in ecological communities
449-480
Ther biogeography of naturalized species and the species-area relationship: reciprocal insights to biogeography ans invasion biology
483-494
Part 5 / Synthesis
Linking scale dependent processes in invasions
495-505
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