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We examined the effects of Thymus vulgaris (common thyme) on associated vegetation in both its native and introduced range. We compared local (within-community) and landscape (among-community) species richness and community composition between thyme-dominated communities in France (native range) and New Zealand (introduced range). From 7 native sites (France) and 10 introduced sites (New Zealand),...
Positive plant–plant interactions are known to increase species richness in stressful and poor habitats that are often species poor, but the role of facilitative interactions in species‐rich communities is less well understood. It has been proposed that allelopathic plants may create non‐transitive species interactions, which increase species coexistence, and that such indirect facilitation may be...
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