Inter Press Service: Botanist Ramona Oviedo has spent decades combing the countryside in Cuba to study and curb the spread of invasive plant species, a serious problem that has been aggravated by climate change.
Global warming "can worsen the impact of invasive plant species, which are more resistant than Cuba`s native flora," Oviedo, a researcher at the Ecology and Systematics Institute (IES), said in an interview with IPS.
The United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity defines invasive alien species as......
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Climate Change Drives Spread of Invasive Plants in Cuba
Posted by Inter Press Service: Ivet González on April 11th, 2013
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