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Invasive non-native plants indirectly destabilise riverbanks
Invasive Non-Native Plant species (INNPs) establishment along rivers continues to accelerate globally, with potential consequences for riverbank stability, ecosystem functions and services. Riverbank stability is dependent on the balance between destabilising forces (e.g., shear stress) and stabilis
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