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•A high ability of alien plant species to capitalize on increases in resource availability has been suggested as an explanation for being globally successful. Here, we tested this hypothesis meta‐analytically using existing data from experiments manipulating plant resources (light, water and nutrients).
•From these studies we extracted the response to resource increase of biomass, as an indicator...
Aim An emerging consensus in invasion ecology is that faster‐growing alien plant species tend to be more invasive than slower‐growing species. However, phylogenetic non‐independence and the precision of growth‐rate measures often remain unaccounted for in comparative studies. We tested whether global invasiveness was related to mean and maximum relative growth rate of 105 plant species (101 native...
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