Chapter 4 – BIOLOGICAL CONTROL - Invasive
It is hypothesized that some non-native plants become invasive, superabundant and damaging, at least in part because they have escaped the control of their ‘natural enemies’, the herbivores and pathogens that checked their abundance in their native ranges. Classical biocontrol addresses this by locating one or more herbivore and/or
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