Titlebook: Impact of Biological Invasions on Ecosystem Services; Montserrat Vilà,Philip E. Hulme Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzerl

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Biological Control Agents: Invasive Species or Valuable Solutions?derable attention, which has impeded new classical biological control initiatives. However, analyses of the effectiveness of pre-release screening of agents shows that biological control has been very effective, particularly for weed control programs. Only 1–2 % of released agents have caused some d

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Disruption of Pollination Services by Invasive Pollinator Specieslinator invaders alter the benefit–cost ratio of native pollinator visits, displace them, or trigger reductions in native pollinator diversity. Through a literature review, we found that the impacts of invasive pollinators on pollination were predominantly negative for native plants, mixed for crops

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Impact of Invasions on Water Quality in Marine and Freshwater Environmentston biomass and composition. Invasive bivalves also have a marked role removing other suspended particles, which result in increasing water clarity with subsequent growth of submerged vegetation. This apparent benefit may not be innocuous because changes in phytoplankton composition may lead to domi

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Impact of Biological Invasions on Infrastructure the economic costs arising from infrastructure impacts by non-native species are reviewed. Overall, a conservative estimate of the direct cost of non-native species to infrastructure in 2010 was approximately £310 million per annum, comprising 18 % of the overall cost of non-native species to Great

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Alterations of Disturbance Regimes by Plant and Animal Invaders changed disturbance regimes on regulating ecosystem services have so far received little attention. This chapter describes the key aspects of disturbance regimes that can be altered by invasions and gives examples of different types of regulating ecosystem services affected by these alterations. Th

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