Authors:
Lankau, R.A.
Publication Date:
2012
Abstract/Summary:
Invasive species can show substantial genetic variation in ecologically important traits, across ranges as well within the introduced range. If these traits affect competition with native species, then management may benefit from considering the genetic landscape of the invader. These results suggest that the impact of this invader varies across landscapes and that knowledge of this variation could improve the efficacy and efficiency of restoration activities.
Resource Type:
Peer-reviewed Article
Source:
Evolutionary Applications