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Meanings of exotic species in English

Russian
интродуцированные растения
Portuguese
espécie alóctone
Spanish
especies introducidas
Catalan
espècies introduïdes

Species introduced either deliberately or accidentally through human activity.

интродуцированные растения
Usage of exotic species in English
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And it doesn't require exotic species or hard-to-source natives to pull it off.
News.com.au
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Charlemagne took a special interest in exotic species of animals.
The new yorker
3
There is already awareness with regard to exotic species and populations of native species.
The Irish Times
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Most of the identified ticks were exotic species originating outside of the United States.
Pubmed
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Beyond that, I could add bonefish and tuna and a few more exotic species.
The Irish Times
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The weeds are followed by the city's most prolific exotic species, the Chinese ailanthus tree.
The world without us
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Madam, - I wish to raise the issue of the importation of exotic species into Ireland.
The Irish Times
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From the introduction of exotic species nothing is to be feared, but much to be hoped.
Birds in Town & Village
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Even more so does "culling exotic species which cannot be contained by native wildlife".
The Guardian
10
Vlad Tepes had raided Regent's Park Zoo and had exotic species roaming loose in the Palace.
Anno Dracula
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Landcare Research ecologist Colin Meurk says many of our urban and rural landscapes are dominated by exotic species.
Radio NZ
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The spray-fire-spray regime did not increase susceptibility of treated areas to re-invasion by Bitou Bush or other exotic species.
Pubmed
13
Foreign corporate interests are often competing with foreign scientific ones, while illegal trade in exotic species is a growing problem.
Reuters
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Writer describes the prices for several exotic species...
The new yorker
15
Dahmer was not an alien, a scientific oddity, an exotic species of some kind- amutation , amarsupial ,ora manta ray.
Silent screams
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According to wildlife groups, China is the main market for illegally traded exotic species, which are eaten or used in traditional medicine.
The Guardian