Indirect effects of parasites in invasionsAlison M. Dunn; Mark E. Torchin; Melanie J. Hatcher; Peter M. Kotanen; Dana M. Blumenthal; James E. Byers; Courtney A.C. Coon; Victor M. Frankel; Robert D. Holt; Ruth A. Hufbauer; Andrew R. Kanarek; Kristina A. Schierenbeck; Lorne M. Wolfe; Sarah E. Perkins · 2012

Invasive earthworms as seed predators of temperate forest plantsCassin, Colin M.; Kotanen, Peter M. · Biological Invasions · 2016

Evidence That Phylogenetically Novel Non-Indigenous Plants Experience Less HerbivorySteven Burton Hill and Peter M. Kotanen · Oecologia · 2009

Evidence that phylogenetically novel non-indigenous plants experience less herbivorySteven Burton Hill; Peter M. Kotanen · 2009

Herbivores and the success of exotic plants: a phylogenetically controlled experimentAnurag A. Agrawal; Peter M. Kotanen · 2003

Does local isolation allow an invasive thistle to escape enemy pressure?Nunes, Krystal A.; Kotanen, Peter M. · Oecologia · 2018

Comparative impacts of aboveground and belowground enemies on an invasive thistleNunes, Krystal A.; Kotanen, Peter M. · Ecology and Evolution · 2018

Impacts of naturally-occurring soil fungi on seeds of meadow plantsMichelle Schafer; Peter M. Kotanen · 2004

CalendarArctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research · 2013

Antarctic Marine ProtistsHarris, Jack · Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research · 2006

Back MatterArctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research · 2005

Volume InformationArctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research · 2002

[untitled]Review by: Irina Overeem · Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research · 2003

Back MatterArctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research · 2000

Front MatterArctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research · 2002

[untitled]Review by: Robert E. Nelson · Arctic, Antarctic, and Alpine Research · 2003