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Same as non-native
Ãâó: home.sandiego.edu/~tmcglynn/exotic/glossary.htm
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Any wager other than a straight wager.
Ãâó: www.betlaspalmas.com/sportsbook_glossary_1_.html
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| exotic |
An organism or species that is not native to the continental United States; synonymous with "alien."
Ãâó: aquat1.ifas.ufl.edu/mcdef.html
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| exotic |
From another part of the world.
Ãâó: www.plants4nh.com/Terms.htm
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There are two kinds of troublesome plant species in natural areas. Members of the first group are called aliens or exotics. These are plants that are not native to the flora of the region in which they are found. Often, these plants were introduced from Europe or Asia accidentally, or for horticultural or other purposes. Members of the second group are called opportunists. ...
Ãâó: sain.nbii.gov/invasives/inv_plant_pest_def.shtml
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