The effects of introduced ungulates on native and alien plant species in an island ecosystem: Implications for change in a diverse mesic forest in the Hawaiian Islands

Volume: 409, Pages: 518 - 526
Published: Feb 1, 2018
Abstract
In island ecosystems, where endemic species have long been viewed as competitively inferior and more susceptible to herbivory relative to continental species, the impacts of invasive species may be especially pronounced. The sensitivity of island species to invasive species may lead to threshold effects causing irreversible changes in these ecosystems. Predictions that native, mostly endemic plant species are more adversely affected by ungulates...
Paper Details
Title
The effects of introduced ungulates on native and alien plant species in an island ecosystem: Implications for change in a diverse mesic forest in the Hawaiian Islands
Published Date
Feb 1, 2018
Volume
409
Pages
518 - 526
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