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Exotic plant species impact belowground processes by influencing resource availability through enhanced microbial activity as a consequence of litter inputs. Soil communities cultured by  Ageratina adenophora , a neotropical invader in Asia, retain available N that influence the growth of the invader. Invader triggers higher microbial activities through terpene-rich litter inputs to release nitrogen, which facilitates the invasion of  A. adenophora . Our results provide evidence that microbial-linked nitrogen availability exert positive impact on  A. adenophora  biomass accumulation. Our work emphasizes the importance of soil communities-drive nitrogen availability in invasion success.

Impact of nitrogen availability and soil communities on biomass accumulation of an invasive species