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The 9th biennial meeting of the Soil Ecology Society held in Palm Springs, CA in May 2003, addressed the theme of “Invasive species and soil ecology”. This meeting prompted interest in pursuing this special issue of Applied Soil Ecology, which includes papers presented at the meeting and other papers contributed after the meeting. This paper highlights some of the major issues addressed at the meeting...
Formerly glaciated regions of the northeastern United States have few native earthworm species and the region is dominated by exotic earthworms from Europe and Asia. Earthworms of the Asian Megascolecid genus Amynthas, common in many forests of the southeastern US, are invading new habitats in north of their reported range in the northeastern US. At the Cary Arboretum in Millbrook, NY (approximately...
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