Non-native plant invasion after fire in western USA varies by functional type and with climate
Janet S. Prevéy, Claire M. Tortorelli(Plant (United States)), Becky K. Kerns(Pacific Northwest Research Station), Catherine S. Jarnevich(United States Geological Survey), Paula J. Fornwalt(US Forest Service), Jacquilyn Roque(US Forest Service), Ty C. Nietupski(US Forest Service), Michael T. Stoddard(Northern Arizona University), Camille S. Stevens‐Rumann(Colorado State University), James D. Johnston(Oregon Research Institute), Katharine M. Haynes(Intermountain Healthcare), Kevin Barrett(Colorado State University), Jens T. Stevens(Pacific Northwest Research Station), Seth M. Munson(United States Geological Survey), David H. Firmage(National Park Service), Meg A. Krawchuk(University of Alberta), Ian S. Pearse(United States Geological Survey), Jonathan D. Coop(Western Colorado University), Michelle A. Day(Rocky Mountain Research Station), Becky A. Miller(Parks Canada), Judith D. Springer(Northern Arizona University)
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