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PLANT IMMIGRANTS – Crowding Out Diversity
PLANT IMMIGRANTS - Crowding Out Diversity
When plant habitats are disturbed, native species tend to be crowded out by aggressive weeds, threatening the diversity of the ecosystem.
Air Date:
08/17/1992
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PLANT IMMIGRANTS
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