Chaeho Byun

Assistant Professor

Andong National University

South Korea

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Chaeho Byun is an Assistant Professor at Andong National University in South Korea. His research primarily focuses on invasive plant control, biodiversity enhancement, and sustainable development practices. Recent publications highlight innovative methods for managing invasive species and the ecological responses of native and invasive plants to environmental stressors. Byun's work contributes significantly to the understanding of plant interactions and sustainable practices that align with global environmental goals.

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Yonsei University

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High-pressure water spraying: A game changer for invasive plant control and biodiversity improvement

Selective eradication and sowing with diverse native seed mixtures effectively controls invasion and enhances biodiversity

Native seed density and non‐native invasive species arrival order independently affect biotic resistance to invasion

Sustainable development of India's biobased economy

Uprooting is a promising tool to control invasive giant ragweed and recover native diversity

Soil tillage effect on the control of invasive Spartina anglica in a coastal wetland

Responses of invasive and native plant species to drought stress and elevated CO2 concentrations: a meta-analysis

Competition between pink muhly grass and native plant species: Is it really a harmful invasive species?

Role of priority effects in invasive plant species management: Early arrival of native seeds guarantees the containment of invasion by Giant ragweed

Applying ecological principles to maximize resistance to invasion in restored plant communities

Microalgae from wastewaters to wastelands: Leveraging microalgal research conducive to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals

A synthesis of plant invasion control: important factors to consider when choosing a control method

High exposure of global tree diversity to human pressure

Synergistic effects of soil nutrient level and native species identity and diversity on biotic resistance to Sicyos angulatus, an invasive species

Canopy cover size and establishment rate determine biotic resistance to Aster pilosus invasion: a priority effect

Corrigendum to “Ecological restoration of degraded ecosystems in India: Science and practices” [Ecological Engineering 182 (2022) 106708] (Ecological Engineering (2022) 182, (S0925857422001690), (10.1016/j.ecoleng.2022.106708))

Early invasion of common cordgrass (Spartina anglica) increases belowground biomass and decreases macrofaunal density and diversity in a tidal flat marsh

Ecological restoration of degraded ecosystems in India: Science and practices

Climatic and soil factors explain the two-dimensional spectrum of global plant trait variation

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Hojeong Kang

Hans Henrik Bruun

Tae Kyung Yoon

Meredith Schuman

Jae-Sang Hong

Josep M Serra-Diaz

Jane Catford

Nadejda Soudzilovskaia

Kripal Singh

Michael Schaepman

Adam R. Martin

Franziska Schrodt

Tianhua He

Giandiego Campetella

Vanessa Minden

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