Key presentations will address youth sports, heart issues in Duchenne patients, and neurodevelopmental and psychosocial aspects of congenital heart disease
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Credit: Trevor Fristoe and Mark van Kleunen
Invasive alien plants are plant species that grow in an environment outside their native habitat. If they successfully establish self-sustaining populations in these new environments - an event called naturalization - they can have considerable negative impacts on local ecosystems, economies, and societies. But not all alien plant species are equally effective in invading new habitats. Therefore, an international team of scientists, headed by Konstanz-based biologist Professor Mark van Kleunen, investigated different types of invasiveness and possible factors that determine invasion success of alien plants in Europe.
The new study, published in