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    Fast-growing and poorly shade-tolerant invasive species may exhibit higher physiological but not morphological plasticity compared with non-invasive species

    Phenotypic plasticity is one of the important mechanisms relevant to exotic plant invasions, and high plasticity is likely to influence the potential invasiveness of species. Phenotypic plasticity is broadly d...

    Yu-** Hou, Shao-Lin Peng, Zhen-Guang Lin, Qiao-Qiao Huang… in Biological Invasions (2015)

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    Effects of extreme temperature on seedling establishment of nonnative invasive plants

    Climate change and plant invasion are two of the most important ecological issues facing the world today. Extreme events are likely to play an important role in plant invasion. For example, tolerance to temper...

    Qian-Qian Hou, Bao-Ming Chen, Shao-Lin Peng, Lei-Yi Chen in Biological Invasions (2014)

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    Do higher resource capture ability and utilization efficiency facilitate the successful invasion of native plants?

    The great damage caused by native invasive species on natural ecosystems is prompting increasing concern worldwide. Many studies have focused on exotic invasive species. In general, exotic invasive plants have...

    **ng-Yan Shen, Shao-Lin Peng, Bao-Ming Chen, Jun-**ao Pang… in Biological Invasions (2011)

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    Inhibition of an invasive plant (Mikania micrantha H.B.K.) by soils of three different forests in lower subtropical China

    Biological invasion represents one of the most serious threats to biodiversity, and invasion ecology research has become one of the central issues of contemporary environmental science. However, the relative r...

    Yu-** Hou, Shao-Lin Peng, Bao-Ming Chen, Guang-Yan Ni in Biological Invasions (2011)