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While landscape models of invasive plant distributions have potential for targeting management areas, we focus on two reasons such models may be limited in their application. First, models to date are biased towards explaining establishment in ruderal habitat but not spread of invasives into adjacent habitat, where they may most impact native plants. Second, models are usually developed across ecoregions...
The negative impacts of non-native invasive plants on native plants has prompted intensive eradication efforts, but whether eradication can restore soil microbial communities that are also sensitive to invasion is generally not considered. Some invasive plants, like Alliaria petiolata (garlic mustard), specifically alter soils in ways that promote the invasion process. Garlic mustard disrupts mycorrhizas,...
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