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Russian olive (Elaeagnus angustifolia L., Elaeagnaceae) has gained notoriety as an invasive tree in the United States (US), particularly owing to its impacts within western riparian ecosystems. In Canada, its potential for range expansion has yet to be assessed, despite alarming infestations in parts of southern British Columbia (BC). Existing niche model predictions are of limited utility because...
Native species richness is often significantly correlated with exotic species richness, but the direction and strength of this so-called native-exotic richness relationship (NERR) differs among studies. Furthermore, the potential influence of biotic and abiotic co-variates is less commonly considered. Our objectives were to determine (i) how two different components of scale, grain, and extent, influence...
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