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Invasive plants are invasive species generally imported by man that thrive beyond their natural range of dispersal and have a high reproductive capacity. They are usually ornamental plants that are grown in gardens, ponds and aquariums. They overwhelm existing native vegetation and spread mainly in aquatic environments. As a result, invasive plant species invade aquatic environments, pose a threat to biodiversity and disrupt natural ecosystem processes. To solve this, the partners have developed a strategy to fight the proliferation of invasive plants. The strategy goes hand in hand with a communication and awareness campaign on this problem.

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