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What effect might climate change-induced drought have on invasive plant species?

Last Updated: May 15, 2011

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Extreme droughts may result in the loss of some native species, but may also enhance populations of invasive plants that are better adapted to warm and dry conditions and have high reproductive rates.

Tom DeGomez, Area Agent and Regional Specialist, University of Arizona

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