Invaders get better at competition in introduced ranges: Study
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https://india.mongabay.com/short-article/2026/10/invaders-get-better-at-competition-in-introduced-ranges-study/
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Are invasive plants better at competing with species in places they invade than species in their native range? A paper investigated this using Erigeron canadensis, commonly known as Canadian horseweed, to find that plants from non-native populations had 19.2% higher competitive ability than those from native populations. In the study, that advantage was evident across […]
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