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Destroys ash trees, leading to loss of native biodiversity and alteration of forest structure.

Its larvae bore into hardwood trees, causing tree death and reducing forest canopy.

Grows rapidly and smothers native plants and trees, reducing biodiversity and changing habitats.

Climbs and covers trees, leading to decreased tree vigor and increased risk of tree fall.

Larvae defoliate trees, leading to reduced tree growth, increased susceptibility to disease, and potential forest dieback.

Displaces native understory plants, reducing quality of habitat for wildlife and altering soil properties.

Competes with native birds for nesting sites, potentially lowering the populations of native species.

Forms dense thickets that outcompete native plants, increase fire hazards, and reduce wildlife habitat.

A pathogen that causes widespread mortality of oak trees, impacting forest structure and composition.

Increases frequency and intensity of wildfires and displaces native grass species.

Rooting and wallowing disturb soil and vegetation, disrupting native ecosystems and promoting erosion.

Forms impenetrable thickets that overtake native plants and alter habitat structure.

Displaces native species, alters nitrogen levels in soil, and increases fire risk.

Damages vegetation through foraging, predates on forest birds and their eggs, and can carry diseases.

Produces allelopathic chemicals that inhibit growth of native plants, affecting biodiversity.

Ejects seeds explosively, forming monocultures and displacing native plant communities.

Its dense canopy shades out native forest plants, leading to decreased biodiversity and altered ecosystem services.

Forms thick mats on water surfaces, impairing water flow, affecting water quality, and blocking sunlight to aquatic ecosystems.

Displaces native wetland vegetation, reducing habitat quality for wildlife and changing hydrology.