A habitat-based assessment of the role of competition in plant invasions

Keyphrases

• Evolutionary 100%
• Plant Invasion 100%
• Darwin's Naturalization Hypothesis 100%
• Phylogenetic Diversity 83%
• Invasiveness 83%
• Invader 66%
• Nearest Neighbor Distance 66%
• New Zealand 50%
• Habitat Type 33%
• Competitive Ability 33%
• Competitive Intensity 33%
• Invasion Theory 33%
• Life History 16%
• Environmental Stress 16%
• Habitat Condition 16%
• Grassland 16%
• Species Traits 16%
• Best Predictor 16%
• Predictive Ability 16%
• Habitat Quality 16%
• Introduced Species 16%
• Naturalized Plants 16%
• Natural Areas 16%
• Risk Assessment 16%
• Community Impacts 16%
• Quality-related 16%
• Disturbance Level 16%
• Niche Overlap 16%
• Environmental Context 16%
• Invasion Pathways 16%
• Native Communities 16%
• Phylogenetic Relatedness 16%
• Herbaceous Species 16%
• Habitat Characteristics 16%
• Stress Level 16%
• Mechanism-based 16%
• Life History Attribute 16%
• Community Assembly 16%
• Introduction History 16%
• Resource Competition 16%
• Habitat-specific 16%
• Specific Model 16%
• Drivers of Invasion 16%
• Modified Habitat 16%
• Mixed Support 16%
• Preadaptation 16%
• Growth Form 16%
• Naturalized Species 16%
• Mode of Introduction 16%
• Disturbed Habitat 16%
• Species Invasiveness 16%
• Disturbed Environment 16%
• Invasiveness Risk 16%
• Environmental Disturbance 16%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Life History 100%
• Introduced Species 100%
• Grassland 50%