Invading Plant Species

Ecosystems are finely balanced environments. The introduction of 'invader' plant species can be disastrous for biodiversity.

Biology - Ecosystems - Learning Points.

Protecting diverse delicate habitats from invading species is difficult.

Invading species, once established, are often impossible to eradicate.

They can spread at an alarming rate and outcompete native species.

However, maize is an example of a positive invading species.

A Twig Context Film.
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