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Achatina fulica
Invasive
73 objects
Sometimes, plants or animals move to a new place where they don't naturally belong. They can grow so much that they make it hard for the native plants and animals to thrive.
Invasive species are non-native organisms that cause harm to the environment, economy, or human health.
Objects with this trait
Browse every object currently tagged with this trait.
Alligatorweed
Amur honeysuckle
Argentine Ant
Asian Balsam Aphid
Asian Lady Beetle
Black Rat
Brazilian pepper
Caesar weed
Callery pear
Cane Toad
Cheatgrass
Chinaberry
Chinese Tallow
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Chinese privet
Cockleburs
Diaprepes Root Weevil
Emerald Ash Borer
English Ivy
European Starling
European swallow-wort
Field Dodder
Giant Hogweed
Giant Reed
Goutweed
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Hairy Crabgrass
Heart-podded Hoary Cress
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
Himalayan balsam
House Sparrow
Hydrilla
Immigrant Pavement Ant
Introduced Pine Sawfly
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Japanese barberry
Japanese honeysuckle
Japanese knotweed
Japanese stiltgrass
Kudzu
Mnemiopsis leidyi
Norway Maple
Oriental bittersweet
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Palmetto Weevil
Porcelain Berry
Prickly Russian Thistle
Red Imported Fire Ant
Russian olive
Scotch Broom
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Spotted Lanternfly
Yellow-legged Hornet
Zebra Mussel
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air potato
barnyardgrass
bittersweet nightshade
black knapweed
black swallow-wort
common buckthorn
common ragweed
common water hyacinth
creeping thistle
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field bindweed
garlic mustard
hogweed
jimsonweed
mile-a-minute weed
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mock strawberry
multiflora rose
musk thistle
purple loosestrife
rough cocklebur
skunk vine
spotted knapweed
stinknet
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