Invasive Species: Impact on Biodiversity & Associated Concerns
Impact
- Displacement of Native Species: Native plant and animal populations might diminish due to the displacement and out-competition of invasive species. Reduced biodiversity and the extinction of rare species may result from this disruption of the ecological balance.
- Alteration of Ecosystem Structure: Because invasive species frequently lack natural enemies or rivals in their new habitats, they can spread quickly. Their unchecked expansion may change the organisation and make-up of native ecosystems, modifying food webs, habitats, and nutrient cycling.
- Habitat Degradation: Natural environments can be harmed by invasive species, which makes them less favourable for native species. They have the ability to ....
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