Demonstrates incorporating trophic interactions into species distribution models (TIDM) using Canada lynx and snowshoe hare data to improve SDM realism.

Downscaling pest risk analyses using CLIMEX modeling for Parthenium hysterophorus climate suitability, focusing on Europe and North Africa.

Full manuscript describing experiments that manipulated shading and planting order to test effects on establishment and growth of a native (Elodea nuttallii) and invasive (Myriophyllum spicatum) submerged macrophyte in stream-like channels; includes the statement and results summarized in the target title and is available via PubMed Central.

This paper examines the management of Elodea canadensis, an aquatic invasive weed in Sweden, analyzing uncertain benefits and damage costs through economic evaluation.

Study on how recreational boating alters meiofauna alpha diversity and micro- and meiobenthic community composition in coastal lagoons, with correlations to environmental variables and increases in specific bacterial taxa in high-traffic areas.

Institutional repository copy (PDF) of the Plant Biology article; contains full text of the experiment and results demonstrating the role of light and nitrogen in driving phenotypic differences between E. nuttallii and E. canadensis.

Investigates the effects of changing environmental variables in surrounding water on the physiology of Elodea nuttallii.

Institutional repository entry for the same Freshwater Biology article reporting experiments where Elodea nuttallii limits Lemna gibba growth by altering nutrient concentrations and light in laboratory microcosms.

Global meta-analysis of 151 publications (733 cases) quantifying how invasive aquatic species affect abundance and ecosystem properties across taxa and habitats, finding strong negative effects on abundance of macrophytes, zooplankton and fish and proposing a framework linking invaders' trophic roles to impacts.

This study tested the effects of varying salinity and increased turbidity on freshwater macrophyte growth in coastal eutrophic agricultural ditches, in the absence of grazing. Results show that a mismatch between high salinity in eutrophic sediment and overlaying freshwater hampers macrophyte growth.

A global meta-analysis of 202 cases from 53 studies showing that alien macrophyte invasions negatively impact taxonomic diversity of resident macrophytes, macroinvertebrates, and fish, with variable effects on abundance. Emphasizes context-specific management.

Examines environmental correlates including water chemistry variables like conductivity, alkalinity, phosphorus, and pH with the occurrence, extent, and cover of Elodea nuttallii, highlighting its phenotypic plasticity.

Experimental study examining facilitative interactions between the invasive zebra mussel (Dreissena polymorpha) and invasive Elodea species (E. nuttallii and E. canadensis), showing that Dreissena enhances Elodea growth, potentially altering competitive dynamics between the congeneric Elodea species.

EPPO standard on import and release of non-indigenous biological control agents, first published November 2024.

References EPPO Standard PM 6/2 (3) from 2014 on import and release of non-indigenous biological control agents.

Examines effects of water depth and harvest intensity on growth rates, shoot dynamics, and biomass of Elodea nuttallii, finding growth limitations at depths over 150 cm.

This paper explores how the scientific community has addressed the integration of climate change risks in the environmental impact assessment (EIA) of dams.

This study compares the effects of shock heat stress (SHS) and gradual heat stress (GHS) on growth, photosynthetic attributes, and stress tolerance of the submerged macrophyte Elodea nuttallii.

Explores secondary metabolites in Elodea causing allelochemical effects, identifying distinct compounds exuded by the plant under varying conditions.

The alien and potentially invasive species Elodea nuttallii was observed for the first time in Slovenia's Drava River in 2007, when its huge biomass caused serious economic problems. This study examines the influence of abiotic factors on its invasive behavior in the river.

Invasive alien species Elodea nuttallii was introduced into the Drava River (Slovenia) in 2007, causing serious economic problems. This paper analyzes the spatial patterns of native Myriophyllum spicatum and invasive Elodea nuttallii in the river.

Studies investigating macrophyte-phytoplankton interactions in shallow, eutrophic lakes have suggested allelopathy as a factor explaining plant dominance. Evidence from field studies and laboratory experiments on allelopathic interference between submerged macrophytes and phytoplankton.

Discusses management options for invasive Elodea nuttallii and Elodea canadensis, highlighting their high growth rates, tolerance to environmental conditions, and low vulnerability to stress factors.

Review discussing valorisation of Elodea nuttallii biomass, including reference to the first metabolome analysis by Tang et al. (2023), listing abundant and signature molecules found in E. nuttallii.

PubMed entry for the paper matching the query title exactly, focused on using discrete choice models to quantify expert opinion regarding the impact of invasive Elodea on Alaska salmonids.[6]

Geospatial analysis mapping non-native aquatic species richness and invasion pressure against native freshwater taxa distributions across CONUS, producing priority watersheds where invasion pressure coincides with high native biodiversity value.

This review discusses management and control methods for invasive alien aquatic plants (IAAPs), including biological, chemical, mechanical, and physical approaches, emphasizing prevention, early detection, rapid response, and the cost-effectiveness of integrated strategies.

Investigates allelopathic effects of Elodea canadensis and Elodea nuttallii on epiphytes and phytoplankton.

Systematic review and meta-analysis quantifying effects of recreational boat traffic and mooring infrastructure on submerged aquatic vegetation abundance. Found significant declines: 42% abundance in boat traffic areas, 18% under docks, and scour around mooring buoys.

Examines chemical defense mechanisms in Elodea nuttallii, including allelochemicals that reduce feeding and growth of snails, linked to exuded compounds.

This journal article examines the response of the invasive aquatic plant Elodea nuttallii to manual harvesting methods in the North-East of France, published in Hydrobiologia.

Examines century-scale changes in freshwater mollusc communities, attributing major declines to eutrophication, habitat alteration and multiple invasive species introductions; documents extirpation of unionids and shifts in gastropod richness associated with zebra and quagga mussel arrivals.

We analysed the invasion history of two North American macrophytes (Elodea canadensis and E. nuttallii) in Italy, through an accurate review of herbarium accessions, field records and historical literature dating between 1850 and 2019.

The paper examines the regeneration and colonization abilities of invasive Elodea canadensis and Elodea nuttallii under varying salt gradients, with implications for the invasibility of freshwater ecosystems.

Reconstructs the invasion history, dynamics, and current distribution of Elodea canadensis and E. nuttallii in Italy using herbarium specimens, field records, and gridded data. Analyzes niche differences, invasion curves, and distribution patterns, noting E. nuttallii as an EU concern species.

Analyzes environmental associations of Elodea nuttallii occurrence with water chemistry variables like conductivity, alkalinity, phosphorus, and substrate in Lough Erne.

Study of macrophyte communities in natural and man‑made waterbodies on the active floodplain of the Drava River (Slovenia), reporting that waterbodies maintain high macrophyte species richness despite invasions by Elodea species and discussing environmental drivers and replacement dynamics between Elodea canadensis and Elodea nuttallii.

This before-after-control-impact study examined the short-term effects of mechanical macrophyte removal on phytoplankton, zooplankton, and macroinvertebrate assemblages across five sites in four European and African countries. Overall, macrophyte removal negatively affected biodiversity, particularly zooplankton and macroinvertebrate assemblages, while positively affecting phytoplankton.

Examines environmental associations (water chemistry, substrate) with Elodea nuttallii occurrence, extent, and cover, highlighting phenotypic plasticity in response to varying conditions.

Investigates mechanical stress from flow and turbulence on Elodea nuttallii and other macrophytes, showing E. nuttallii experiences stress compared to Vallisneria asiatica which benefits from flow.

Describes the R package intSDM and a reproducible workflow to integrate multiple biodiversity data types for species distribution models, with a case study on vascular plants in Norway.

Irish NAPRA-based risk assessment for Elodea nuttallii (Nuttall’s Pondweed), assessing risks of entry, establishment, spread, and impact in Ireland. Builds on prior preliminary assessments designating it as high risk.

EU risk assessment for Elodea nuttallii using the NAPRA Ireland tool and EU Non-native Organism Risk Assessment Scheme template, including stages on organism information, entry, establishment, spread, impact, and conclusion. Revised for EU consideration with quality assurance by experts.

Case study report examining regulatory and practical management implications for IAS including Elodea nuttallii in Lough Erne, synthesising local management experience and policy considerations.

Public-facing FAQ document focused on occurrences and management options for Elodea nuttallii in Lough Erne, produced to inform stakeholders and marina managers about control methods and regulations.

A risk assessment/report addressing Elodea nuttallii (Nuttall's pondweed) in Ireland, summarising distribution, impacts, and control trials (mechanical cutting, jute matting, herbicide limitations) with reference to management in Lough Erne and related waterways.

Study on the accumulation of macro and micro elements in Elodea nuttallii under varying redox conditions and elevated ammonium nitrogen levels.

Elodea nuttallii was subjected to gradient redox potentials under normal and high NH4-N concentrations to assess its macro-micro element accumulation capabilities.

Study on antioxidative responses of the aquatic plant Elodea nuttallii to short-term iron exposure, examining effects on growth, antioxidative enzyme activities, and reactive oxygen species production under varying iron concentrations.

The main objectives of this work were to investigate the range of habitat conditions (in terms of water chemistry and hydromorphological parameters) at sites where these species co-occur.