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Spread of invasive ginger Zingiber spectabile (Zingiberaceae) in successional and old-growth tropical forest
Introduction: Zingiber spectabile, a shade-tolerant ornamental ginger native to Southeast Asia, is invading tropical wet forest understories in Central America. This shade-tolerant species is of concern, yet no ecological impact or management assessment exists. Objective: To examine the invasion pat
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