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Not native to a particular country, ecosystem, or ecoarea (applied to organisms intentionally or accidentally introduced as a result of human activities).
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A plant introduced from another country. top
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an introduced, non-native species.
Ãâó: www.riparianbuffers.umd.edu/dictionary.html
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A plant species which is not native to the country in which it is being grown (eg a Eucalyptus tree in India or a Cactus in England).
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A term used to describe a plant or animal species that is not native to the habitat it is introduced into. Their population grows rapidly in their new habitats because they do not have natural predators there. This puts a strain on the ecosystem and the natural species must compete with the exotic for limited food and space.
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