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Tim Banek
Invasive species, such as spotted knapweed, are a top threat to Missouri’s native plants and animals.
Written by Tim Banek, MDC Invasive Species Coordinator
JEFFERSON CITY Mo. -- Invasive plant species threaten the stability of ecosystems by reducing biological diversity and replacing beneficial native species. Overall, invasive species are the second largest threat to Missouri’s native plants and animals behind habitat destruction. However, they can be the primary threat in local instances.
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Tim Banek
Invasive species, such as spotted knapweed, are a top threat to Missouri’s native plants and animals.
Written by Tim Banek, MDC Invasive Species Coordinator
JEFFERSON CITY Mo. -- Invasive plant species threaten the stability of ecosystems by reducing biological diversity and replacing beneficial native species. Overall, invasive species are the second largest threat to Missouri’s native plants and animals behind habitat destruction. However, they can be the primary threat in local instances.
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We work with you and for you to sustain healthy forests, fish and wildlife.
More...
