FLYING FISH INVADE WATERWAYS, USERS REPORT UNSETTLING ENCOUNTERS

Asian Carp are jumping out of the water and hitting boaters in Central Illinois, causing injuries. Learn why this invasive fish is a danger.

#AsianCarp, #InvasiveSpecies, #IllinoisBoating, #WaterSafety, #EnvironmentalNews

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Asian Carp are jumping out of the water and hitting people on boats in Central Illinois. This is causing injuries, with one person knocked unconscious.

#AsianCarp, #InvasiveSpecies, #IllinoisBoating, #WaterSafety, #EnvironmentalNews
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Asian Carp Jump, Injure Boaters in Central Illinois Waterways

Asian Carp are jumping out of the water and hitting boaters in Central Illinois, causing injuries. Learn why this invasive fish is a danger.

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How do you compare the relative extent and potential ecological impacts of different invasive species without actual impact data? Simple. Compare their total biomasses Quantifying the magnitude of biological invasions using total biomass doi.org/10.1093/bios... #invasivespecies

Since I am on a rant about invasive plants, let me share this cool little graphic about garlic mustard that the friends of the local park just sent out.

Not mentioned here is that another way this little fucker is so insidious is that it disrupts the mycorrhiza that many native plants need to grow.

More info on garlic mustard here: https://www.sierraclub.org/maryland/blog/2018/04/invasive-weed-month-may-garlic-mustard

Well...at least no one is posting arty photos of this one.

#InvasivePlants #InvasiveSpecies #Pollinators #NativePlants

Callery pear (Bradford pear) (Pyrus calleryana Decne.) - EDDMapS

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As things start blooming in the US at the start of spring, please consider not promoting invasive species by showing off your arty photos of them. Here is one I have seen a bit of, callery pear sometimes known as Bradford pear. It is highly invasive in much of the eastern part of the US. It takes over habitat once populated with native trees, shrubs and other plants, which supported a wide variety of native insects and animals. 1/2

#InvasiveSpecies #InvasivePlants #Pollinators #NativePlants

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Does #ClonalIntegration benefit clonal plants against local #AllelopathicStress? Evidence from experiment of two congeneric plant pairs

#HeterogenousEnvironment | #InvasiveSpecies | #ResourceTranslocation

https://doi.org/10.1093/jpe/rtag066

Finally. It's out doi.org/10.1093/bios... Quantifying the magnitude of biological invasions using total biomass @[email protected] #invasivespecies #biologicalinvasions

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Quantifying the Magnitude of Biological Invasions Using Total Biomass

Abstract. Biological invasions rank among the greatest anthropogenic threats to global biodiversity and ecosystem functioning, but measuring and comparing

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With coming food shortages due to an illegal war, eating invasive plants sounds like a great plan! In Halifax, we've got Japanese knotweed, which apparently is tasty in the spring stir fried, pickled, and as a granita. Alexis Nikole Nelson wrote a book (Happy Snacking Don't Die) with foraging instructions and recipes sorted by season that I'm excited to buy. I might try stir frying some knotweed this spring. (Video has vegan food) #VeganFood #VegetarianFood #forraging #InvasiveSpecies

#InvasiveSpecies are the second cause of endangerment and extinction of wildlife. Please stop importing and buying "decorative plants" and "exotic pets". Thank you for your action on this matter.

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#EcologicalCollapse

Invasive plants are threatening the ecosystem. She says removing them is an act of reconciliation

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