Academic Press Networks of Invasion Volume 57 - Ecology Book

Networks of Invasion: Empirical Evidence and Case Studies, Volume 57, offers a unique perspective by bridging the gap between ecological network studies and invasion biology. As part of the Advances in Ecological Research series, this volume provides essential insights for researchers and students interested in how invasive species affect complex biological systems. This book explores pressing concerns regarding invasive species within food webs and expands the concept of invasion networks to other areas, including mutualistic networks and the human microbiome. Readers will find detailed information on the specific tools, models, and empirical methods used to study invasions within ecological networks. As a specialized review series, this volume delivers topical and important reviews that address current challenges in the field. It serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the mechanics of biological invasions and their wider systemic impacts.