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Plant invasions can alter the trophic interactions of invaded ecosystems because of phenological differences between native and invasive plants that may affect the population dynamics and diets of indigenous arthropod herbivores. This issue, however, has seldom been studied. We here report on how abundance and diet of a local tussock moth (Laelia coenosa) are affected by the invasive plant Spartina...
Structural aspects of the environment frequently influence the taxonomic and functional diversity of associated ecological communities. Spartina alterniflora and Phragmites australis both are structure-forming species in salt marshes but reciprocal invaders. Epifaunal communities on invasive Phragmites on the east coast of North America are reduced relative to native Spartina. But, the impacts of...
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