Functional trait responses of emergent and free-floating Alternanthera philoxeroides to increasing salinity with sea level rise: stress tolerance, avoidance, and escape strategies

Grewell, Brenda J.; Gallego-T&#233;var, Blanca; Castillo, Jes&#250;s M.; Futrell, Caryn J.; Drenovsky, Rebecca E.; Harms, Nathan E.; Pratt, Paul D

doi:10.3897/neobiota.102.150325

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Invasions in aquatic systems: Patterns, mechanisms and management
Vol 102, Page 1, Date 2025-10-7
Functional trait responses of emergent and free-floating Alternanthera philoxeroides to increasing salinity with sea level rise: stress tolerance, avoidance, and escape strategies
Vol 102, Page 9, Date 2025-10-7
Differential elemental accumulation of the signal crayfish (Pacifastacus leniusculus) along an invasion gradient
Vol 102, Page 37, Date 2025-10-7
Assessing the upper thermal limit constraining the physiological performance of Callinectes sapidus embryogenesis under climate warming scenarios
Vol 102, Page 63, Date 2025-10-7
Invasive potential of Phymactis papillosa: assessing environmental tolerance and ecological impact on the Portuguese intertidal ecosystems
Vol 102, Page 81, Date 2025-10-7
Nutrient enrichment and artificial light at night synergistically confer a competitive advantage to alien aquatic species over natives
Vol 102, Page 93, Date 2025-10-7
Evaluating brown trout as a potential biological control agent of signal crayfish
Vol 102, Page 109, Date 2025-10-7
Eating contest between native and non-indigenous bivalve species: estimating capture efficiencies and clearance rates using natural seston
Vol 102, Page 125, Date 2025-10-7
Shift in parasite load in native and non-native Eupercarian fish species living in sympatry
Vol 102, Page 151, Date 2025-10-7
Predatory interactions between two global aquatic invaders beyond their native ranges: An experimental approach
Vol 102, Page 173, Date 2025-10-7
Epiphytic algae mitigate the inhibitory effects of two aquatic invasive plants, Pontederia crassipes and Pistia stratiotes, on a submerged plant community
Vol 102, Page 191, Date 2025-10-7
Integrating social media and environmental DNA records to enhance surveillance and improve early detection of invasive species
Vol 102, Page 209, Date 2025-10-7
Mapping the northernmost transnational non-native population of Xenopus laevis using pooled eDNA sampling
Vol 102, Page 227, Date 2025-10-7
Integrative taxonomy reveals non-native Squalius hybrids in the Iberian Peninsula
Vol 102, Page 249, Date 2025-10-7
Seek and you shall find: Detection of alien bryozoans along the Chilean SE Pacific coast with a simple and cost-efficient methodology
Vol 102, Page 269, Date 2025-10-7
Aligning EU policies to address biological invasions: assessing invasion impacts across sectors
Vol 102, Page 295, Date 2025-10-7
Effectiveness of legislative tools to stop biological invasions: freshwater turtles’ invasion in Europe as a study case
Vol 102, Page 313, Date 2025-10-7
Eradication attempt for an early detected invasive crayfish: the case of Pacifastacus leniusculus (Decapoda, Astacidae) in the Clitunno River (central Italy)
Vol 102, Page 331, Date 2025-10-7
Population dynamics, habitat use and trapping efficiency of the invasive crab Callinectes sapidus in a Mediterranean hypersaline coastal lagoon
Vol 102, Page 351, Date 2025-10-7
Outcomes of the LIFE INVASAQUA project: An integrated approach for the prevention and awareness of aquatic invasive species in the Iberian Peninsula
Vol 102, Page 377, Date 2025-10-7
First insights into the scale of invasions in African marine protected areas: leveraging global databases and citizen science data
Vol 102, Page 399, Date 2025-10-7
Non-native freshwater fishes in India: existing evidence and knowledge gaps
Vol 102, Page 419, Date 2025-10-7
Critical review of the literature on key invasive alien freshwater plants in Europe with special focus on their impact on the invaded ecosystems
Vol 102, Page 441, Date 2025-10-7
A global synthesis of naturalised and invasive plants in aquatic habitats
Vol 102, Page 473, Date 2025-10-7

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NeoBiota : advancing research on alien species and biological invasions

Functional trait responses of emergent and free-floating Alternanthera philoxeroides to increasing salinity with sea level rise: stress tolerance, avoidance, and escape strategies

Grewell, Brenda J.
Gallego-Tévar, Blanca
Castillo, Jesús M.
Futrell, Caryn J.
Drenovsky, Rebecca E.
Harms, Nathan E.
Pratt, Paul D

Sophia, Bulgaria Pensoft Publishers

2025-10-7

https://doi.org/10.3897/neobiota.102.150325

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