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While much research has documented the impact of invaders on native communities and ecosystem services, there has been less work quantifying how invasion affects the genetic composition of native populations. That is, when invaders dominate a community, can they shift selection regimes and impact the evolutionary trajectory of native populations?
The invasion of the annual grass Bromus tectorum...
1. The occurrence and intensity of climate extremes, such as extremely warm years, are expected to continue to increase with increasing tropospheric radiative forcing caused by anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions.
2. Responses of terrestrial ecosystem processes and services – such as above‐ground net primary productivity (ANPP) and maintenance of plant species diversity – to these extreme years...
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