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When identifying a plant species, why note whether it is native or introduced?
Introduced species may be invasive or potentially invasive.
- Introduced species may be invasive or potentially invasive ✔
- Native plants cannot be identified
- Introduced plants never spread
Why: If a species is not native, Scouts explain whether it is considered invasive or potentially invasive.
Huh, didn't know that: If a species is not native, Scouts explain whether it is considered invasive or potentially invasive.
Knowing a plant's origin helps stop invasive spread.
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Answer: Introduced species may be invasive or potentially invasive. If a species is not native, Scouts explain whether it is considered invasive or potentially invasive.
- Scouting America: Forestry www.scouting.org/merit-badges/forestry
whether the species is native or was introduced to the area
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