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The 406 pages that link to Invasive species, each with the reason it gives.

• AsclepiasNarrower topic: Some introduced milkweed relatives and cultivated species raise concerns about ecological impacts.

• House crowNarrower topic: House crows establish populations outside South Asia and can disrupt local ecosystems.

• Lissachatina fulicaNarrower topic: Its spread beyond its native range has made it a prominent invasive species.

• OpuntiaNarrower topic: Several introduced Opuntia species have become invasive outside the Americas.

• Pontederia crassipesNarrower topic: Rapid reproduction and dispersal make this plant invasive outside its native range.

• Silver carpNarrower topic: In parts of North America, silver carp spread beyond their introduced range and disrupt ecosystems.

• Spotted doveNarrower topic: Introduced spotted dove populations are considered invasive in parts of their expanded range.

• TumbleweedNarrower topic: Some tumbleweed-forming plants spread rapidly in regions where they are not native.

• Acer platanoidesNarrower topic: Norway maple spreads beyond cultivation and can alter forests in parts of North America.

• AizoaceaeNarrower topic: Several introduced ice plants form dense mats that alter coastal and other native habitats.

• CallosciurusNarrower topic: Introduced Pallas's squirrels are assessed through this framework in regions where they spread.

• Carcinus maenasNarrower topic: Introduced populations of the green crab have become damaging in several coastal regions.

• CirsiumNarrower topic: Several introduced Cirsium species spread aggressively and alter managed or natural habitats.

• Conium maculatumNarrower topic: Poison hemlock has naturalized beyond its native range and can behave invasively in some regions.

• Coptotermes gestroiNarrower topic: The species’ establishment beyond Southeast Asia makes it an invasive pest in tropical regions.

• Duttaphrynus melanostictusNarrower topic: The toad's introduced populations can affect native wildlife and ecosystems.

• Formosan subterranean termiteNarrower topic: Human transport has enabled this termite to establish damaging populations beyond its native range.

• Ipomoea aquaticaNarrower topic: Escaped water spinach can form dense growth that blocks waterways in regions where it is introduced.

• LygodiumNarrower topic: Some introduced Lygodium species spread aggressively beyond their native ranges.

• NeogaleNarrower topic: Escaped American mink can establish invasive populations in regions where they were introduced.

• Prunus serotinaNarrower topic: Black cherry is native in North America but invasive in parts of Europe.

• RanunculusNarrower topic: Some introduced Ranunculus species spread aggressively in habitats beyond their native ranges.

• RubusNarrower topic: Some introduced Rubus species form persistent thickets and displace native vegetation.

• SchinusNarrower topic: Brazilian pepper tree illustrates how ornamental planting can lead to invasive spread.

• Sika deerNarrower topic: Introduced sika deer can damage native ecosystems where populations expand unchecked.

• Syagrus romanzoffianaNarrower topic: In some introduced regions, escaped queen palms establish beyond cultivation and displace native vegetation.

• TahrNarrower topic: Introduced Himalayan tahr can become invasive where they establish in new habitats.