Biological invasions in New Zealand: with 28 tables
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| adam_text | R.B. ALLEN W.G.LEE (EDS.)
BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
IN NEW ZEALAN
D
WITH 38 FIGURES AND 28 TABLES
4Y SPRINGER
CONTENTS
1 PARADISE LOST - THE LAST MAJOR COLONIZATION
1
W.G.
LEE
,
R.B.
ALLEN
,
D.M.
TOMPKIN
S
1.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 1
1.2 THEMES AN
D DEBATES ON ALIEN SPECIES 7 ..
. 2
1.3 OUTLINE OF TH
E BOOK 8
1.4 CONCLUSION 11
REFERENCES 12
MAGNITUDE OF ALIEN INVASIONS
2 BECOMING NEW ZEALANDERS: IMMIGRATION
AND THE FORMATION OF THE BIOTA
17
M.S.
MCGLON
E
2.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 17
2.2 DISPERSAL AN
D VICARIANCE: LATE CRETACEOUS T
O TH
E PLEISTOCENE 17
2.3 DISPERSAL AN
D FORMATIO
N OF TH
E MODER
N BIOTA 23
2.4 EVOLUTIONARY EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE DISPERSAL AN
D ISLAND
ENVIRONMENTS 26
2.5 NEW ZEALAND IN AN INVASIVE WORLD 26
REFERENCES 29
3 CREATING GARDENS: THE DIVERSITY AND PROGRESSION
OF EUROPEAN PLANT INTRODUCTIONS
33
P.A.
WILLIAMS
,
E.K.
CAMERO
N
3.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 33
3.2 THE CHRONICLERS 34
3.3 PLANT INTRODUCTION
S AN
D THEIR ESCAPE 35
X CONTENTS
3.4 REGIONAL DIFFERENCES 39
3.5 NATURALIZED FLORA 41
3.6 ATTITUDES PAST AND PRESENT 44
3.7 RESPONDING TO THE DELUGE 44
REFERENCES 46
4 INTRODUCED MAMMALS IN A NEW ENVIRONMENT
49
I.A.E.
ATKINSON
4.1 INTRODUCTION 49
4.2 MAMMAL INTRODUCTIONS IN NEW ZEALAND 50
4.3 CHANGES IN THE HERBIVORE-PREDATOR REGIME SINCE 1200
A.D.
56
4.4 RESPONSE OF THE NEW ZEALAND BIOTA 7 ...
. 59
4.5 CONCLUSIONS 61
REFERENCES 62
5 PARASITES AND BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
67
D.M.
TOMPKINS,
R.
POULIN
5.1 INTRODUCTION 67
5.2 TAXONOMIC AFFILIATION OF EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES
OFWILDLIFE 68
5.3 DETERMINANTS OF ESTABLISHMENT SUCCESS BY INTRODUCED
AND INVADING PARASITES 69
5.4 EXOTIC PARASITE IMPACT ON NATIVE FAUNA 70
5.5 INTRODUCED SPECIES AS NEW HOSTS FOR NATIVE PARASITES ...
. 71
5.6 CONTEXT DEPENDENCE OF EXOTIC PARASITE IMPACT 72
5.7 DISEASE THREAT OF BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
TO NEW ZEALAND S AVIFAUNA 74
5.8 DISEASE THREAT OF BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
TO NEW ZEALAND FRESHWATER FISH 77
5.9 CONCLUSIONS 79
REFERENCES 81
6 EXPORT OF PLANT AND ANIMAL SPECIES FROM AN INSULAR BIOTA
. 85
G.W.
YEATES,
P. A.
WILLIAM
S
6.1 INTRODUCTION 85
6.2 PLANT EMIGRANTS 85
6.3 ANIMAL EMIGRANTS 89
CONTENTS XI
6.4 CONCLUSIONS 94
REFERENCES 97
CONTROLS ON INVASION SUCCESS
7 GENETICS OF INVASIVE SPECIES IN NEW ZEALAND
103
D.
GLEESON
,
H.
HARMAN
,
T.
ARMSTRON
G
7.1 INTRODUCTIO
N ,-YYYYYY
YY
10
3
7.2 GENETICS OF COLONIZATION 103
7.3 NEW ZEALAND EXAMPLES 105
7.4 POTENTIAL GENETIC IMPACTS ON INDIGENOUS BIOTA 114
7.5 CONCLUSIONS 115
REFERENCES 115
8 ARE THE MARINE BIOTAS OF ISLAND ECOSYSTEMS
MORE VULNERABLE TO INVASION?
119
G.J.
INGLIS
,
B.J.
HAYDEN
,
W. A.
NELSO
N
8.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 119
8.2 ISLAND BIOINVASION THEORY 120
8.3 ARE MARINE BIOTAS OF ISLANDS MORE INVADED? 120
8.4 ARE TH
E MARINE BIOTAS OF ISLANDS LESS DIVERSE? 123
8.5 INSULARIT
Y AN
D NICHE OPPORTUNIT
Y 124
8.6 ARE MARINE SPECIES OF ISLANDS POOR COMPETITORS? 126
8.7 DO NIS HAVE GREATER IMPACT
S IN ISLAND ENVIRONMENTS? . . . 128
8.8 IS PROPAGULE PRESSURE T
O ISLANDS GREATER
THA
N T
O MAINLAND AREAS? 129
8.9 CONCLUSIONS 130
REFERENCES 131
9 FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELEASE, ESTABLISHMENT
AND SPREAD OF INTRODUCED BIRDS IN NEW ZEALAND
137
R.P.
DUNCAN
,
T.M.
BLACKBURN,
P.
CASSEY
9.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 137
9.2 DATA SOURCES AN
D ANALYSIS 139
9.3 FACTORS AFFECTING RELEASE 140
XII CONTENTS
9.4 FACTOR
S AFFECTING ESTABLISHMEN
T 142
9.5 FACTOR
S AFFECTING SPREA
D 148
9.6 CONCLUSION
S 150
REFERENCES 151
10 BIOLOGICA
L CONTROL AGENTS: CAN THEY TELL US ANYTHIN
G
ABOUT TH
E ESTABLISHMEN
T OF UNWANTED ALIEN SPECIES?
...
. 155
S.V.
FOWLER
,
H.M.
HARMAN
,
R.
NORRIS
,
D.
WAR
D
10.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 155
10.2 ESTABLISHMEN
T RATE
S FOR BIOLOGICA
L CONTRO
L AGENT
S
R
.
156
10.3 RELEASE SIZE 156
10.4 CLIMAT
E AN
D PHENOLOG
Y 158
10.5 GENETI
C ISSUE
S 160
10.6 NATURA
L ENEMIE
S 161
10.7 OTHE
R FACTOR
S 162
10.8 CONCLUSION
S 164
REFERENCES 164
11 THE CONTEXT O
F PLANT INVASION
S I
N NEW ZEALAND:
EVOLUTIONARY HISTOR
Y AN
D NOVEL NICHE
S
167
J.M.
CRAINE
,
W.G.
LEE
,
S.
WALKE
R
11.1 INTRODUCTIO
N . . ; 167
11.2 NEW ZEALAND
S COR
E AN
D NOVEL NICHE
S 169
11.3 COR
E AN
D NOVEL NICHES
: A PREDICTIVE
, USEFUL FRAMEWORK
? . . 175
REFERENCES 176
12 CONTROLS O
N TH
E POPULATIO
N DYNAMIC
S O
F INVADING MAMMALS
179
D.M
. FORSYTH
12.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 179
12.2 MODEL
S OF INVADIN
G LARG
E HERBIVORE-PLAN
T DYNAMIC
S . . . 179
12.3 RECONCILIN
G MODEL
S WIT
H DAT
A 184
12.4 ENVIRONMENTA
L VARIATIO
N AN
D TH
E DYNAMIC
S
OF INVADIN
G MAMMAL
S 187
12.5 HARVESTIN
G AN
D TH
E DYNAMIC
S OF INVADIN
G MAMMAL
S ...
. 189
CONTENTS XIII
12.6 INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION AN
D TH
E DYNAMICS
OF INVADING MAMMALS 189
12.7 SYNTHESIS AN
D DIRECTIONS FOR FURTHE
R WORK 190
REFERENCES 191
13 WHAT CONTROLS INVASION OF INDIGENOUS FORESTS
BY ALIEN PLANTS?
195
S.K.
WISER
,
R.B.
ALLE
N
13.1 INTRODUCTIO
N ,. 195
13.2 ROLE OF DISTURBANCE 196
13.3 SUBSTRATE AN
D SOIL FERTILITY 199
13.4 SPECIES RICHNESS 199
13.5 PROPAGULE PRESSURE AN
D DISPERSAL 201
13.6 GEOGRAPHIC PATTERNS OF INVASION 202
13.7 TEMPORAL PERSPECTIVES ON INVASION PATTERNS 204
13.8 CONCLUSIONS AN
D FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS 205
REFERENCES 207
CONSEQUENCES OF ALIEN INVASIONS
14 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION
FOR STREAM ECOSYSTEMS
213
C.R.
TOWNSEND
,
K.S
SIMO
N
14.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 213
14.2 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION
FOR TH
E BEHAVIOR OF INDIVIDUALS 214
14.3 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION FOR POPULATIONS . . . 215
14.4 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION
FOR COMMUNIT
Y INTERACTION
S 218
14.5 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION
FOR ECOSYSTEM PROCESSES 221
14.6 WHAT MEDIATES TH
E INFLUENCE OF BROWN TROUT VS. NATIVE FISH? 222
14.7 LESSONS FOR MANAGEMENT 223
REFERENCES 224
XIV CONTENTS
15 RELATIVE (UN)IMPORTANCE OF INTRODUCED ANIMALS
AS POLLINATORS AND DISPERSERS OF NATIVE PLANTS
227
D.
KELLY,
A. W.
ROBERTSON,
J.J.
LADLEY,
S.H.
ANDERSON,
R.J.
MCKENZI
E
15.1 INTRODUCTION , 227
15.2 APPROACH 230
15.3 BIRD FLOWER-VISITORS 234
15.4 BIRD FRUIT-VISITORS 235
15.5 INVERTEBRATE FLOWER-VISITORS 238
15.6 IMPLICATIONS OF FINDINGS V . 240
REFERENCES 243
16 TROPHIC INTERACTIONS AMONG NATIVE
AND INTRODUCED ANIMAL SPECIES
247
W.A.
RUSCOE,
G.
NORBURY,
D.
CHOQUENOT
16.1 INTRODUCTION 247
16.2 TROPHIC INTERACTIONS IN BEECH FOREST ECOSYSTEMS 248
16.3 TROPHIC INTERACTIONS IN DRYLAND ECOSYSTEMS 253
16.4 GENERALITIES AN
D CONCLUSIONS 259
REFERENCES 260
17 KEYSTONE ALIENS? THE MULTIPLE IMPACTS
OF BRUSHTAIL POSSUMS
265
M.N.
CLOUT
17.1 INTRODUCTION 265
17.2 POSSUMS AS HERBIVORES 266
17.3 POSSUMS AS PREDATORS 268
17.4 POSSUMS AS COMPETITORS 269
17.5 POSSUMS AS SEED DISPERSERS 270
17.6 POSSUMS AS DISEASE VECTORS 270
17.7 RISKS POSED BY POSSUM CONTROL 271
17.8 ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF POSSUMS 272
17.9 POSSUMS AS KEYSTONE ALIENS 273
17.10 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE 274
REFERENCES 275
CONTENTS XV
18 KEYSTONE SPECIES: COMPETITION FOR HONEYDEW
AMONG EXOTIC AND INDIGENOUS SPECIES
281
J.R.
BEGGS,
D.A.
WARDLE
18.1 INTRODUCTION 281
18.2 SCALE INSECTS AS KEYSTONE SPECIES 282
18.3 EXOTIC SPECIES 286
18.4 CONCLUSIONS 290
REFERENCES 291
19 CONSEQUENCES OF ALIEN N
2
-FIXERS
ON VEGETATION SUCCESSION IN NEW ZEALAND
295
J.C.
MCQUEEN
,
W.C.
TOZER,
B.D.
CLARKSON
19.1 INTRODUCTION 295
19.2 NATIVE N
2
-FIXERS 296
19.3 ALIEN N
2
-FIXERS 299
19.4 VEGETATION CHANGES CAUSED BY N
2
-FIXING ALIENS 302
19.5 CONCLUSIONS 303
REFERENCES 304
20 HIDDEN EFFECTS: THE BELOWGROUND CONSEQUENCES
OF INTRODUCED BROWSING MAMMALS IN NEW ZEALAND FORESTS
. 307
D.A.
WARDLE
20.1 INTRODUCTION 307
20.2 HOW HERBIVORES AFFECT DECOMPOSERS 308
20.3 BROWSING MAMMALS AND DECOMPOSERS
IN THE NEW ZEALAND CONTEXT 312
20.4 CONSERVATION IMPLICATIONS 316
20.5 CONCLUSIONS 318
REFERENCES 319
21 DISTINGUISHING NATURAL PROCESSES FROM IMPACTS
OF INVASIVE MAMMALIAN HERBIVORES
323
P.J.
BELLINGHAM,
W.G.
LEE
21.1 INTRODUCTION 323
21.2 SOIL EROSION - INTRODUCED HERBIVORES OR NATURAL PROCESSES? 324
XVI CONTENTS
21.3 DO GRAZIN
G UNGULAT
E MAMMAL
S CAUS
E SPARS
E
REGENERATIO
N OF SOM
E CANOP
Y TREES? 327
21.4 D
O BRUSHTAI
L POSSUM
S CAUS
E DIEBAC
K OF CANOP
Y TREES? . . . 329
21.5 CONCLUSION
S 333
REFERENCES 334
D MANAGEMENT OF BIOLOGICA
L INVASIONS
22 ANIMA
L CONTROL AN
D ECOSYSTEM RECOVERY
339
D.A.
COOMES
,
A.F.
MARK
,
J.
BE
E
22.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 339
22.2 DEFININ
G ECOSYSTE
M RESTORATIO
N AN
D RECOVER
Y 340
22.3 WHA
T AR
E TH
E IMPEDIMENT
S T
O ECOSYSTE
M RECOVERY? 340
22.4 VEGETATIO
N RECOVER
Y FOLLOWIN
G HERBIVOR
E
CONTRO
L I
N NE
W ZEALAN
D 343
22.5 CONCLUSION
S 348
REFERENCES 350
23 BIOLOGICA
L CONTROL: REDUCING TH
E IMPACT OF INVASIVE WEEDS
AN
D PESTS, OR JUST ANOTHE
R SOURCE OF ALIE
N INVADERS?
...
. 355
S.V.
FOWLER
,
T.M.
WITHER
S
23.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 355
23.2 CHALLENG
E T
O TH
E ENVIRONMENTA
L SAFETY OF BIOLOGICAL CONTRO
L 355
23.3 CLASSICAL BIOLOGICAL CONTRO
L OF WEEDS 357
23.4 CLASSICA
L BIOLOGICAL CONTRO
L OF INSECT
S 360
23.5 AR
E BIOLOGICA
L CONTRO
L INTRODUCTION
S FLOODIN
G
TH
E INDIGENOU
S BIOTA? 364
23.6 DISCUSSION
: IS BIOLOGICAL CONTRO
L A CUR
E
FOR O
R SOURC
E OF INVASIONS
? 364
REFERENCES 366
24 STRATEGIES T
O REDUCE PREDATION O
N BIRD POPULATION
S
...
. 371
J.A.
MCLENNA
N
24.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 371
24.2 MAINTAININ
G TH
E DEFENCE OF ISOLATIO
N 372
CONTENTS XVII
24.3 LIVING WIT
H PREDATOR
S 374
24.4 CONCLUSION
S 383
REFERENCES 384
25 SETTIN
G PRIORITIE
S FOR THE MANAGEMENT O
F MARINE PESTS
USING A RISK-BASED DECISIO
N SUPPORT FRAMEWORK
389
B.M.
FORREST,JVLD
. TAYLOR
,
J.
SINNE
R
25.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 389
25.2 RISK IDENTIFICATIO
N 390
25.3 RISK ASSESSMEN
T 392
25.4 ANALYSI
S OF RIS
K TREATMEN
T OPTION
S 394
25.5 RISK EVALUATION
: RANKIN
G MANAGEMEN
T PRIORITIE
S 401
25.6 CONCLUSION
S 402
REFERENCES 403
26 DOE
S COMMERCIAL HARVESTING OF INTRODUCED WILD MAMMAL
S
CONTRIBUTE T
O THEIR MANAGEMENT AS CONSERVATIO
N PESTS?
. . 407
J.P.
PARKE
S
26.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 407
26.2 WHA
T DOE
S PEST CONTRO
L NEE
D T
O DELIVER? 409
26.3 WHA
T DOE
S COMMERCIA
L HARVESTIN
G DELIVER
AS A PEST-CONTRO
L BYPRODUCT
? 410
26.4 CASE STUD
Y 1: RED DEE
R 411
26.5 CASE STUD
Y 2: HIMALAYA
N TAH
R 414
26.6 CASE STUD
Y 3
: POSSUM
S 415
26.7 CONCLUSION
S 416
REFERENCES 418
27
PEST CONTROL: DOE
S TH
E ANSWER LIE I
N NE
W BIOTECHNOLOGIES
?
421
J.A.
DUCKWORTH
,
A.E.
BYROM
,
P.
FISHER
,
C.
HOR
N
27.1 WH
Y IS A BIOTECHNOLOGICA
L APPROAC
H NECESSARY
? 421
27.2 BIOTECHNOLOG
Y AN
D NEW-GENERATIO
N VERTEBRAT
E PESTICIDE
S . 422
27.3 BIOTECHNOLOG
Y AN
D FERTILIT
Y CONTRO
L 423
27.4 BIOTECHNOLOGIE
S FOR IMPROVE
D DETECTIO
N AN
D ESTIMATIO
N
OF MAMMALIA
N PEST POPULATION
S 426
XVIII CONTENTS
27.5 THE PUBLIC AN
D NEW BIOTECHNOLOGIES 429
27.6 CONCLUSIONS 431
REFERENCES 431
28 UPDATED PERSPECTIVE ON BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS IN NEW ZEALAND
435
R.B.
ALLEN,
R.P.
DUNCAN
,
W.G.
LEE
28.1 INTRODUCTION 435
28.2 ARE NEW ZEALAND ISLANDS VULNERABLE TO INVASION? 436
28.3 DO INVASIVE SPECIES HAVE NOVEL IMPACTS
ON NEW ZEALAND ISLANDS? 441
28.4 WHAT ARE THE ONGOING CONSEQUENCES OF INVASIONS
FOR THE NEW ZEALAND LANDSCAPE? 445
28.5 CONCLUSIONS 448
REFERENCES 448
SUBJECT INDEX
453
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| adam_txt |
R.B. ALLEN W.G.LEE (EDS.)
BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
IN NEW ZEALAN
D
WITH 38 FIGURES AND 28 TABLES
4Y SPRINGER
CONTENTS
1 PARADISE LOST - THE LAST MAJOR COLONIZATION
1
W.G.
LEE
,
R.B.
ALLEN
,
D.M.
TOMPKIN
S
1.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 1
1.2 THEMES AN
D DEBATES ON ALIEN SPECIES 7 .
. 2
1.3 OUTLINE OF TH
E BOOK 8
1.4 CONCLUSION 11
REFERENCES 12
MAGNITUDE OF ALIEN INVASIONS
2 BECOMING NEW ZEALANDERS: IMMIGRATION
AND THE FORMATION OF THE BIOTA
17
M.S.
MCGLON
E
2.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 17
2.2 DISPERSAL AN
D VICARIANCE: LATE CRETACEOUS T
O TH
E PLEISTOCENE 17
2.3 DISPERSAL AN
D FORMATIO
N OF TH
E MODER
N BIOTA 23
2.4 EVOLUTIONARY EFFECTS OF SELECTIVE DISPERSAL AN
D ISLAND
ENVIRONMENTS 26
2.5 NEW ZEALAND IN AN INVASIVE WORLD 26
REFERENCES 29
3 CREATING GARDENS: THE DIVERSITY AND PROGRESSION
OF EUROPEAN PLANT INTRODUCTIONS
33
P.A.
WILLIAMS
,
E.K.
CAMERO
N
3.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 33
3.2 THE CHRONICLERS 34
3.3 PLANT INTRODUCTION
S AN
D THEIR ESCAPE 35
X CONTENTS
3.4 REGIONAL DIFFERENCES 39
3.5 NATURALIZED FLORA 41
3.6 ATTITUDES PAST AND PRESENT 44
3.7 RESPONDING TO THE DELUGE 44
REFERENCES 46
4 INTRODUCED MAMMALS IN A NEW ENVIRONMENT
49
I.A.E.
ATKINSON
4.1 INTRODUCTION 49
4.2 MAMMAL INTRODUCTIONS IN NEW ZEALAND 50
4.3 CHANGES IN THE HERBIVORE-PREDATOR REGIME SINCE 1200
A.D.
56
4.4 RESPONSE OF THE NEW ZEALAND BIOTA 7 .
. 59
4.5 CONCLUSIONS 61
REFERENCES 62
5 PARASITES AND BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
67
D.M.
TOMPKINS,
R.
POULIN
5.1 INTRODUCTION 67
5.2 TAXONOMIC AFFILIATION OF EMERGING INFECTIOUS DISEASES
OFWILDLIFE 68
5.3 DETERMINANTS OF ESTABLISHMENT SUCCESS BY INTRODUCED
AND INVADING PARASITES 69
5.4 EXOTIC PARASITE IMPACT ON NATIVE FAUNA 70
5.5 INTRODUCED SPECIES AS NEW HOSTS FOR NATIVE PARASITES .
. 71
5.6 CONTEXT DEPENDENCE OF EXOTIC PARASITE IMPACT 72
5.7 DISEASE THREAT OF BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
TO NEW ZEALAND'S AVIFAUNA 74
5.8 DISEASE THREAT OF BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS
TO NEW ZEALAND FRESHWATER FISH 77
5.9 CONCLUSIONS 79
REFERENCES 81
6 EXPORT OF PLANT AND ANIMAL SPECIES FROM AN INSULAR BIOTA
. 85
G.W.
YEATES,
P. A.
WILLIAM
S
6.1 INTRODUCTION 85
6.2 PLANT EMIGRANTS 85
6.3 ANIMAL EMIGRANTS 89
CONTENTS XI
6.4 CONCLUSIONS 94
REFERENCES 97
CONTROLS ON INVASION SUCCESS
7 GENETICS OF INVASIVE SPECIES IN NEW ZEALAND
103
D.
GLEESON
,
H.
HARMAN
,
T.
ARMSTRON
G
7.1 INTRODUCTIO
N ,-YYYYYY
YY
10
3
7.2 GENETICS OF COLONIZATION 103
7.3 NEW ZEALAND EXAMPLES 105
7.4 POTENTIAL GENETIC IMPACTS ON INDIGENOUS BIOTA 114
7.5 CONCLUSIONS 115
REFERENCES 115
8 ARE THE MARINE BIOTAS OF ISLAND ECOSYSTEMS
MORE VULNERABLE TO INVASION?
119
G.J.
INGLIS
,
B.J.
HAYDEN
,
W. A.
NELSO
N
8.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 119
8.2 ISLAND BIOINVASION THEORY 120
8.3 ARE MARINE BIOTAS OF ISLANDS MORE INVADED? 120
8.4 ARE TH
E MARINE BIOTAS OF ISLANDS LESS DIVERSE? 123
8.5 INSULARIT
Y AN
D NICHE OPPORTUNIT
Y 124
8.6 ARE MARINE SPECIES OF ISLANDS POOR COMPETITORS? 126
8.7 DO NIS HAVE GREATER IMPACT
S IN ISLAND ENVIRONMENTS? . . . 128
8.8 IS PROPAGULE PRESSURE T
O ISLANDS GREATER
THA
N T
O MAINLAND AREAS? 129
8.9 CONCLUSIONS 130
REFERENCES 131
9 FACTORS AFFECTING THE RELEASE, ESTABLISHMENT
AND SPREAD OF INTRODUCED BIRDS IN NEW ZEALAND
137
R.P.
DUNCAN
,
T.M.
BLACKBURN,
P.
CASSEY
9.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 137
9.2 DATA SOURCES AN
D ANALYSIS 139
9.3 FACTORS AFFECTING RELEASE 140
XII CONTENTS
9.4 FACTOR
S AFFECTING ESTABLISHMEN
T 142
9.5 FACTOR
S AFFECTING SPREA
D 148
9.6 CONCLUSION
S 150
REFERENCES 151
10 BIOLOGICA
L CONTROL AGENTS: CAN THEY TELL US ANYTHIN
G
ABOUT TH
E ESTABLISHMEN
T OF UNWANTED ALIEN SPECIES?
.
. 155
S.V.
FOWLER
,
H.M.
HARMAN
,
R.
NORRIS
,
D.
WAR
D
10.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 155
10.2 ESTABLISHMEN
T RATE
S FOR BIOLOGICA
L CONTRO
L AGENT
S
R
.
156
10.3 RELEASE SIZE 156
10.4 CLIMAT
E AN
D PHENOLOG
Y 158
10.5 GENETI
C ISSUE
S 160
10.6 NATURA
L ENEMIE
S 161
10.7 OTHE
R FACTOR
S 162
10.8 CONCLUSION
S 164
REFERENCES 164
11 THE CONTEXT O
F PLANT INVASION
S I
N NEW ZEALAND:
EVOLUTIONARY HISTOR
Y AN
D NOVEL NICHE
S
167
J.M.
CRAINE
,
W.G.
LEE
,
S.
WALKE
R
11.1 INTRODUCTIO
N . . ; 167
11.2 NEW ZEALAND'
S COR
E AN
D NOVEL NICHE
S 169
11.3 COR
E AN
D NOVEL NICHES
: A PREDICTIVE
, USEFUL FRAMEWORK
? . . 175
REFERENCES 176
12 CONTROLS O
N TH
E POPULATIO
N DYNAMIC
S O
F INVADING MAMMALS
179
D.M
. FORSYTH
12.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 179
12.2 MODEL
S OF INVADIN
G LARG
E HERBIVORE-PLAN
T DYNAMIC
S . . . 179
12.3 RECONCILIN
G MODEL
S WIT
H DAT
A 184
12.4 ENVIRONMENTA
L VARIATIO
N AN
D TH
E DYNAMIC
S
OF INVADIN
G MAMMAL
S 187
12.5 HARVESTIN
G AN
D TH
E DYNAMIC
S OF INVADIN
G MAMMAL
S .
. 189
CONTENTS XIII
12.6 INTERSPECIFIC COMPETITION AN
D TH
E DYNAMICS
OF INVADING MAMMALS 189
12.7 SYNTHESIS AN
D DIRECTIONS FOR FURTHE
R WORK 190
REFERENCES 191
13 WHAT CONTROLS INVASION OF INDIGENOUS FORESTS
BY ALIEN PLANTS?
195
S.K.
WISER
,
R.B.
ALLE
N
13.1 INTRODUCTIO
N ,. 195
13.2 ROLE OF DISTURBANCE 196
13.3 SUBSTRATE AN
D SOIL FERTILITY 199
13.4 SPECIES RICHNESS 199
13.5 PROPAGULE PRESSURE AN
D DISPERSAL 201
13.6 GEOGRAPHIC PATTERNS OF INVASION 202
13.7 TEMPORAL PERSPECTIVES ON INVASION PATTERNS 204
13.8 CONCLUSIONS AN
D FUTURE RESEARCH DIRECTIONS 205
REFERENCES 207
CONSEQUENCES OF ALIEN INVASIONS
14 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION
FOR STREAM ECOSYSTEMS
213
C.R.
TOWNSEND
,
K.S
SIMO
N
14.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 213
14.2 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION
FOR TH
E BEHAVIOR OF INDIVIDUALS 214
14.3 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION FOR POPULATIONS . . . 215
14.4 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION
FOR COMMUNIT
Y INTERACTION
S 218
14.5 CONSEQUENCES OF BROWN TROUT INVASION
FOR ECOSYSTEM PROCESSES 221
14.6 WHAT MEDIATES TH
E INFLUENCE OF BROWN TROUT VS. NATIVE FISH? 222
14.7 LESSONS FOR MANAGEMENT 223
REFERENCES 224
XIV CONTENTS
15 RELATIVE (UN)IMPORTANCE OF INTRODUCED ANIMALS
AS POLLINATORS AND DISPERSERS OF NATIVE PLANTS
227
D.
KELLY,
A. W.
ROBERTSON,
J.J.
LADLEY,
S.H.
ANDERSON,
R.J.
MCKENZI
E
15.1 INTRODUCTION , 227
15.2 APPROACH 230
15.3 BIRD FLOWER-VISITORS 234
15.4 BIRD FRUIT-VISITORS 235
15.5 INVERTEBRATE FLOWER-VISITORS 238
15.6 IMPLICATIONS OF FINDINGS V . 240
REFERENCES 243
16 TROPHIC INTERACTIONS AMONG NATIVE
AND INTRODUCED ANIMAL SPECIES
247
W.A.
RUSCOE,
G.
NORBURY,
D.
CHOQUENOT
16.1 INTRODUCTION 247
16.2 TROPHIC INTERACTIONS IN BEECH FOREST ECOSYSTEMS 248
16.3 TROPHIC INTERACTIONS IN DRYLAND ECOSYSTEMS 253
16.4 GENERALITIES AN
D CONCLUSIONS 259
REFERENCES 260
17 KEYSTONE ALIENS? THE MULTIPLE IMPACTS
OF BRUSHTAIL POSSUMS
265
M.N.
CLOUT
17.1 INTRODUCTION 265
17.2 POSSUMS AS HERBIVORES 266
17.3 POSSUMS AS PREDATORS 268
17.4 POSSUMS AS COMPETITORS 269
17.5 POSSUMS AS SEED DISPERSERS 270
17.6 POSSUMS AS DISEASE VECTORS 270
17.7 RISKS POSED BY POSSUM CONTROL 271
17.8 ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF POSSUMS 272
17.9 POSSUMS AS "KEYSTONE ALIENS" 273
17.10 IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE 274
REFERENCES 275
CONTENTS XV
18 KEYSTONE SPECIES: COMPETITION FOR HONEYDEW
AMONG EXOTIC AND INDIGENOUS SPECIES
281
J.R.
BEGGS,
D.A.
WARDLE
18.1 INTRODUCTION 281
18.2 SCALE INSECTS AS KEYSTONE SPECIES 282
18.3 EXOTIC SPECIES 286
18.4 CONCLUSIONS 290
REFERENCES 291
19 CONSEQUENCES OF ALIEN N
2
-FIXERS
ON VEGETATION SUCCESSION IN NEW ZEALAND
295
J.C.
MCQUEEN
,
W.C.
TOZER,
B.D.
CLARKSON
19.1 INTRODUCTION 295
19.2 NATIVE N
2
-FIXERS 296
19.3 ALIEN N
2
-FIXERS 299
19.4 VEGETATION CHANGES CAUSED BY N
2
-FIXING ALIENS 302
19.5 CONCLUSIONS 303
REFERENCES 304
20 HIDDEN EFFECTS: THE BELOWGROUND CONSEQUENCES
OF INTRODUCED BROWSING MAMMALS IN NEW ZEALAND FORESTS
. 307
D.A.
WARDLE
20.1 INTRODUCTION 307
20.2 HOW HERBIVORES AFFECT DECOMPOSERS 308
20.3 BROWSING MAMMALS AND DECOMPOSERS
IN THE NEW ZEALAND CONTEXT 312
20.4 CONSERVATION IMPLICATIONS 316
20.5 CONCLUSIONS 318
REFERENCES 319
21 DISTINGUISHING NATURAL PROCESSES FROM IMPACTS
OF INVASIVE MAMMALIAN HERBIVORES
323
P.J.
BELLINGHAM,
W.G.
LEE
21.1 INTRODUCTION 323
21.2 SOIL EROSION - INTRODUCED HERBIVORES OR NATURAL PROCESSES? 324
XVI CONTENTS
21.3 DO GRAZIN
G UNGULAT
E MAMMAL
S CAUS
E SPARS
E
REGENERATIO
N OF SOM
E CANOP
Y TREES? 327
21.4 D
O BRUSHTAI
L POSSUM
S CAUS
E DIEBAC
K OF CANOP
Y TREES? . . . 329
21.5 CONCLUSION
S 333
REFERENCES 334
D MANAGEMENT OF BIOLOGICA
L INVASIONS
22 ANIMA
L CONTROL AN
D ECOSYSTEM RECOVERY
339
D.A.
COOMES
,
A.F.
MARK
,
J.
BE
E
22.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 339
22.2 DEFININ
G ECOSYSTE
M RESTORATIO
N AN
D RECOVER
Y 340
22.3 WHA
T AR
E TH
E IMPEDIMENT
S T
O ECOSYSTE
M RECOVERY? 340
22.4 VEGETATIO
N RECOVER
Y FOLLOWIN
G HERBIVOR
E
CONTRO
L I
N NE
W ZEALAN
D 343
22.5 CONCLUSION
S 348
REFERENCES 350
23 BIOLOGICA
L CONTROL: REDUCING TH
E IMPACT OF INVASIVE WEEDS
AN
D PESTS, OR JUST ANOTHE
R SOURCE OF ALIE
N INVADERS?
.
. 355
S.V.
FOWLER
,
T.M.
WITHER
S
23.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 355
23.2 CHALLENG
E T
O TH
E ENVIRONMENTA
L SAFETY OF BIOLOGICAL CONTRO
L 355
23.3 CLASSICAL BIOLOGICAL CONTRO
L OF WEEDS 357
23.4 CLASSICA
L BIOLOGICAL CONTRO
L OF INSECT
S 360
23.5 AR
E BIOLOGICA
L CONTRO
L INTRODUCTION
S FLOODIN
G
TH
E INDIGENOU
S BIOTA? 364
23.6 DISCUSSION
: IS BIOLOGICAL CONTRO
L A CUR
E
FOR O
R SOURC
E OF INVASIONS
? 364
REFERENCES 366
24 STRATEGIES T
O REDUCE PREDATION O
N BIRD POPULATION
S
.
. 371
J.A.
MCLENNA
N
24.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 371
24.2 MAINTAININ
G TH
E DEFENCE OF ISOLATIO
N 372
CONTENTS XVII
24.3 LIVING WIT
H PREDATOR
S 374
24.4 CONCLUSION
S 383
REFERENCES 384
25 SETTIN
G PRIORITIE
S FOR THE MANAGEMENT O
F MARINE PESTS
USING A RISK-BASED DECISIO
N SUPPORT FRAMEWORK
389
B.M.
FORREST,JVLD
. TAYLOR
,
J.
SINNE
R
25.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 389
25.2 RISK IDENTIFICATIO
N 390
25.3 RISK ASSESSMEN
T 392
25.4 ANALYSI
S OF RIS
K TREATMEN
T OPTION
S 394
25.5 RISK EVALUATION
: RANKIN
G MANAGEMEN
T PRIORITIE
S 401
25.6 CONCLUSION
S 402
REFERENCES 403
26 DOE
S COMMERCIAL HARVESTING OF INTRODUCED WILD MAMMAL
S
CONTRIBUTE T
O THEIR MANAGEMENT AS CONSERVATIO
N PESTS?
. . 407
J.P.
PARKE
S
26.1 INTRODUCTIO
N 407
26.2 WHA
T DOE
S PEST CONTRO
L NEE
D T
O DELIVER? 409
26.3 WHA
T DOE
S COMMERCIA
L HARVESTIN
G DELIVER
AS A PEST-CONTRO
L BYPRODUCT
? 410
26.4 CASE STUD
Y 1: RED DEE
R 411
26.5 CASE STUD
Y 2: HIMALAYA
N TAH
R 414
26.6 CASE STUD
Y 3
: POSSUM
S 415
26.7 CONCLUSION
S 416
REFERENCES 418
27
PEST CONTROL: DOE
S TH
E ANSWER LIE I
N NE
W BIOTECHNOLOGIES
?
421
J.A.
DUCKWORTH
,
A.E.
BYROM
,
P.
FISHER
,
C.
HOR
N
27.1 WH
Y IS A BIOTECHNOLOGICA
L APPROAC
H NECESSARY
? 421
27.2 BIOTECHNOLOG
Y AN
D NEW-GENERATIO
N VERTEBRAT
E PESTICIDE
S . 422
27.3 BIOTECHNOLOG
Y AN
D FERTILIT
Y CONTRO
L 423
27.4 BIOTECHNOLOGIE
S FOR IMPROVE
D DETECTIO
N AN
D ESTIMATIO
N
OF MAMMALIA
N PEST POPULATION
S 426
XVIII CONTENTS
27.5 THE PUBLIC AN
D NEW BIOTECHNOLOGIES 429
27.6 CONCLUSIONS 431
REFERENCES 431
28 UPDATED PERSPECTIVE ON BIOLOGICAL INVASIONS IN NEW ZEALAND
435
R.B.
ALLEN,
R.P.
DUNCAN
,
W.G.
LEE
28.1 INTRODUCTION 435
28.2 ARE NEW ZEALAND ISLANDS VULNERABLE TO INVASION? 436
28.3 DO INVASIVE SPECIES HAVE NOVEL IMPACTS
ON NEW ZEALAND ISLANDS? 441
28.4 WHAT ARE THE ONGOING CONSEQUENCES OF INVASIONS
FOR THE NEW ZEALAND LANDSCAPE? 445
28.5 CONCLUSIONS 448
REFERENCES 448
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| language | English |
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| physical | 1 Online-Ressource |
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| publishDate | 2006 |
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| publisher | Springer |
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| series | Ecological Studies |
| series2 | Ecological Studies |
| spelling | Biological invasions in New Zealand with 28 tables Robert B. Allen ... (Eds.) Berlin [u.a.] Springer 2006 1 Online-Ressource txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Ecological Studies 186 Ökosystem (DE-588)4043216-6 gnd rswk-swf Neophyten Botanik (DE-588)4271854-5 gnd rswk-swf Neozoen (DE-588)4428669-7 gnd rswk-swf Invasion Biologie (DE-588)4335542-0 gnd rswk-swf Neuseeland (DE-588)4041915-0 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content Neuseeland (DE-588)4041915-0 g Ökosystem (DE-588)4043216-6 s Invasion Biologie (DE-588)4335542-0 s DE-604 Neophyten Botanik (DE-588)4271854-5 s Neozoen (DE-588)4428669-7 s 1\p DE-604 Allen, Rob 1954- Sonstige (DE-588)131482831 oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, Hardcover 3-540-30022-8 Ecological Studies 186 (DE-604)BV000004586 186 https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-30023-6 Verlag Volltext DNB Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=015581787&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis 1\p cgwrk 20201028 DE-101 https://d-nb.info/provenance/plan#cgwrk |
| spellingShingle | Biological invasions in New Zealand with 28 tables Ecological Studies Ökosystem (DE-588)4043216-6 gnd Neophyten Botanik (DE-588)4271854-5 gnd Neozoen (DE-588)4428669-7 gnd Invasion Biologie (DE-588)4335542-0 gnd |
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| title | Biological invasions in New Zealand with 28 tables |
| title_auth | Biological invasions in New Zealand with 28 tables |
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| title_full | Biological invasions in New Zealand with 28 tables Robert B. Allen ... (Eds.) |
| title_fullStr | Biological invasions in New Zealand with 28 tables Robert B. Allen ... (Eds.) |
| title_full_unstemmed | Biological invasions in New Zealand with 28 tables Robert B. Allen ... (Eds.) |
| title_short | Biological invasions in New Zealand |
| title_sort | biological invasions in new zealand with 28 tables |
| title_sub | with 28 tables |
| topic | Ökosystem (DE-588)4043216-6 gnd Neophyten Botanik (DE-588)4271854-5 gnd Neozoen (DE-588)4428669-7 gnd Invasion Biologie (DE-588)4335542-0 gnd |
| topic_facet | Ökosystem Neophyten Botanik Neozoen Invasion Biologie Neuseeland Aufsatzsammlung |
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