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Weed biocontrol programs aim to reduce the spread and population growth rate of the target plant while stabilizing or increasing populations of those native species considered under threat by invasive plants. This goal is not unique to weed biocontrol but applies to all other invasive plant management techniques, though such information is rarely collected. Without this information, success of management...
Introduced European and Asian earthworms, considered ecosystem engineers due to their ability to rapidly deplete leaf litter layers and alter forest floor communities and processes, continue to spread in North America. Environmental factors facilitating or limiting earthworm distributions are poorly understood. We experimentally assessed how successional age of forests in the Finger Lakes Region of...
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