Encyclopedia of Biological Invasions Encyclopedias of the Natural World 1st Edition by Daniel Simberloff, Marcel Rejmanek ISBN 978-0520264212 0520264212

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ISBN 10: 0520264212 

ISBN 13: 978-0520264212

Author: Daniel Simberloff, Dr. Marcel Rejmanek

This pioneering encyclopedia illuminates a topic at the forefront of global ecology―biological invasions, or organisms that come to live in the wrong place. Written by leading scientists from around the world, Encyclopedia of Biological Invasions addresses all aspects of this subject at a global level―including invasions by animals, plants, fungi, and bacteria―in succinct, alphabetically arranged articles. Scientifically uncompromising, yet clearly written and free of jargon, the volume encompasses fields of study including biology, demography, geography, ecology, evolution, sociology, and natural history. Featuring many cross-references, suggestions for further reading, illustrations, an appendix of the world’s worst 100 invasive species, a glossary, and more, this is an essential reference for anyone who needs up-to-date information on this important topic.

Table of contents: 

1. Guide to the Encyclopedia

2. Preface

3. Acclimatization Societies

4. Agreements, International

5. Agriculture

6. Algae

7. Allelopathy

8. Ants

9. Apomixis

10. Aquaculture

11. Aquaria

12. Invasions

13. Ballast

14. Bees

15. Belowground Phenomena

16. Biological Control of Animals

17. Biological Control of Plants

18. Birds

19. Black, White, and Gray Lists

20. Brown Treesnake

21. Bryophytes and Lichens

22. Burmese Python and Other Giant Constrictors

23. Canals

24. Carnivores

25. Carp, Common

26. CART and Related Methods

27. Cheatgrass

28. Climate Change

29. Competition, Animal

30. Competition, Plant

31. Crabs

32. Crayfish

33. Crustaceans, Other

34. DAISIE Project

35. Darwin, Charles

36. Databases

37. Demography

38. Disease Vectors, Human

39. Dispersal Ability, Animal

40. Dispersal Ability, Plant

41. Disturbance

42. Early Detection and Rapid Response

43. Earthworms

44. Ecoterrorism and Biosecurity

45. Elton, Charles S.

46. Endangered and Threatened Species

47. Enemy Release Hypothesis

48. Epidemiology and Dispersal

49. Eradication

50. Eucalypts

51. Eutrophication, Aquatic

52. Evolutionary Response of Natives to Invaders

53. Evolution of Invasive Populations

54. Fire Regimes

55. Fishes

56. Flaviviruses

57. Forest Insects

58. Forestry and Agroforestry

59. Freshwater Plants and Seaweeds

60. Fungi

61. Game Animals

62. Genotypes, Invasive

63. Geographic Origins and Introduction Dynamics

64. Grasses and Forbs

65. Grazers

66. Gypsy Moth

67. Habitat Compatibility

68. Hemlock Woolly Adelgid

69. Herbicides

70. Herbivory

71. Horticulture

72. Hybridization and Introgression

73. Hydrology

74. Influenza

75. Integrated Pest Management

76. Invasibility of Communities and Ecosystems

77. Invasional Meltdown

78. Invasion Biology

79. Historical Precedents

80. Invasion Economics

81. Invasiveness

82. Invertebrates, Marine

83. Islands

84. Kudzu

85. Ladybugs

86. Lag Times

87. Lakes

88. Landscape Patterns of Plant Invasions

89. Land Use

90. Lantana camara

91. Laws, Federal and State

92. Life History Strategies

93. Malaria Vectors

94. Mammals, Aquatic

95. Mechanical Control

96. Melastomes

97. Mosquitoes

98. Mutualism

99. Mycorrhizae

100. Native Invaders

101. Nile Perch

102. Nitrogen Enrichment

103. Novel Weapons Hypothesis

104. Ostriculture

105. Parasites of Animals

106. Parasitic Plants

107. Pathogens, Animal

108. Pathogens, Human

109. Pathogens, Plant

110. Pesticides, Fish and Mollusc

111. Pesticides for Insect Eradication

112. Pesticides, Mammal

113. Pet Trade

114. Phytophthora

115. Pollination

116. Predators

117. Propagule Pressure

118. Protected Areas

119. Range Modeling

120. Rats

121. Regulation, US

122. Remote Sensing

123. Reproductive Systems, Plant

124. Reptiles and Amphibians

125. Restoration

126. Rinderpest

127. Risk Assessment and Prioritization

128. Rivers

129. Rodents, Other

130. SCOPE Project

131. Sea Lamprey

132. Seas and Oceans

133. Seed Ecology

134. Small Indian Mongoose

135. Snails and Slugs

136. Succession

137. Taxonomic Patterns

138. Tolerance Limits, Animal

139. Tolerance Limits, Plant

140. Transformers

141. Trees and Shrubs

142. Vegetative Propagation

143. Vines and Lianas

144. Wasps

145. Water Hyacinth

146. Weeds

147. Wetlands

148. Xenophobia

149. Zebra Mussel

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