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Tag Archives: Petr Pyšek
Addressing context dependence in ecology
A phrase that you are bound to hear many times at any ecology conference is “it depends”. We see context dependence – variation in the magnitude or sign of ecological relationships depending on the conditions under which they are observed (Fig. … Continue reading
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Tagged alien plant invasion, apparent context dependence, biological invasions, confounding, context dependence, context dependency, context dependent, contingency, Ecology, interaction effects, Invasive species, Jane Catford, John Wilson, mechanistic context dependence, Petr Pyšek, Richard Duncan, statistics, Trends in Ecology & Evolution
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New paper: Quantifying levels of biological invasion: towards the objective classification of invaded and invasible ecosystems
Oct 2011 – I recently published a paper in Global Change Biology with Peter Vesk, Dave Richardson and Petr Pyšek that identifies the best way to quantify the level of invasion by non-native animals and plants. For a summary of … Continue reading
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