The transmission of organisms beyond their natural distribution range is one of the effects of human activity, important in terms of nature. Specific plant and animal species behave differently in new areas, where they have been introduced either intentionally or unintentiontally. Some species are definitely unable to compete with local species and they occur only ephemerally (casual species), whilst others can compete so effectively that they establish permanently, or even replace the native species. At the end of the 20’11 century, the spread and establishment of alien flora and fauna became so serious that it is specified as one of the major threats to biological diversity
This paper presents the results of the studies on the occurrence and distribution of alien species i...
The main goal of this study is to present a diversity of invasive plants occurring in the south-west...
Thousands of plant species have been and continue to be transported by humans to areas far from thei...
Symptoms of anthropogenic changes in the flora include processes of extinction in some species and s...
It is worthwhile emphasizing that biological invasion is currently one of the greatest global threat...
The participation of species of alien origin in the flora of individual regions of the world is incr...
The aim of this study was: (i) to complete and verify the prior review of research on alien plants c...
In the present article a problem of very abundant occurrence of plant species both of native and ali...
The article presents information on the diversity and structure of the alien flora of the Middle Vol...
Ornamental plantations in cities and particularly botanical gardens and arboreta are rich sources of...
The protected landscape area of ÑThe Odra River Meandersî is located in the south-west part of the p...
Expansion of invasive species can be clearly seen all over Poland. Foreign tree and herbaceous plant...
The article deals with the analysis of alien species in local floras of the Voronezh region Nature R...
Invasive species pose one of the most serious global environmental threats. Our study aimed to exami...
The article presents information on the diversity and structure of the alien flora of the Middle Vol...
This paper presents the results of the studies on the occurrence and distribution of alien species i...
The main goal of this study is to present a diversity of invasive plants occurring in the south-west...
Thousands of plant species have been and continue to be transported by humans to areas far from thei...
Symptoms of anthropogenic changes in the flora include processes of extinction in some species and s...
It is worthwhile emphasizing that biological invasion is currently one of the greatest global threat...
The participation of species of alien origin in the flora of individual regions of the world is incr...
The aim of this study was: (i) to complete and verify the prior review of research on alien plants c...
In the present article a problem of very abundant occurrence of plant species both of native and ali...
The article presents information on the diversity and structure of the alien flora of the Middle Vol...
Ornamental plantations in cities and particularly botanical gardens and arboreta are rich sources of...
The protected landscape area of ÑThe Odra River Meandersî is located in the south-west part of the p...
Expansion of invasive species can be clearly seen all over Poland. Foreign tree and herbaceous plant...
The article deals with the analysis of alien species in local floras of the Voronezh region Nature R...
Invasive species pose one of the most serious global environmental threats. Our study aimed to exami...
The article presents information on the diversity and structure of the alien flora of the Middle Vol...
This paper presents the results of the studies on the occurrence and distribution of alien species i...
The main goal of this study is to present a diversity of invasive plants occurring in the south-west...
Thousands of plant species have been and continue to be transported by humans to areas far from thei...