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Meanings of non-native 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
Synonyms
Examples for "introduced species"
Examples for "introduced species"
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And it's getting a helping hand from another introduced species, the rabbit.
Radio NZ
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This is the co-op car, a newly introduced species to Irish wildlife.
The Irish Times
3
Many introduced species, like potatoes from South America, bring enormous benefits.
Reuters
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Dactylanthus is vulnerable to damage by a range of introduced species.
Radio NZ
5
Honey bees are, technically, an introduced species, and get most of the press.
Wired
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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
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There is already awareness with regard to exotic species and populations of native species.
The Irish Times
4
Most of the identified ticks were exotic species originating outside of the United States.
Pubmed
5
Beyond that, I could add bonefish and tuna and a few more exotic species.
The Irish Times
Usage of non-native species in English
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Davis said that non-native species need to be addressed on a case-by-case basis.
Wired
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Anthropogenic disturbances often change ecological communities and provide opportunities for non-native species invasion.
Pubmed
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In Ireland we are familiar with damage caused by non-native species.
The Irish Times
4
Other landowners, viewing the non-native species as a fashionable garden novelty, soon followed suit.
The Guardian
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It's a non-native species and not officially welcome here.
The flock
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People have heard that non-native species represent the second-greatest extinction threat in the world, and it's just not true.
Wired
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For animal lovers horrified by the potential expansion of culls of non-native species, Shuttleworth mounted a more philosophical justification.
The Guardian
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New Zealand has strict laws prohibiting the importation of non-native species - snakes are not permitted even for the zoos.
The Irish Times
9
Those potentially fisheries-wrecking fish also embody what some biologists call 'the homogecene': Habitat disruption and non-native species flow reduce ecological uniqueness.
Wired
10
But the USDA has warned people against planting the seeds, saying they could be non-native species or carry pests and diseases.
Radio NZ
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The EU is currently developing new international legislation on invasive non-native species and this is a major opportunity to prevent future problems.
The Guardian
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Photo: 123rf More than a million volunteers are needed to tackle the spread of invasive non-native species in the UK, MPs say.
Radio NZ
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The phrase "invasive non-native species" (Inns) describes those species that have been directly moved as a result of human activity.
Radio NZ
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Improved water clarity on Lough Derg has been attributed to the presence of zebra mussels, a non-native species of fresh water mussel.
The Irish Times
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Research also shows most non-native species need incredibly high removal rates to slow their spread, something that recreational hunting and cooking can't accomplish.
The Guardian
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The Wildlife Resources Commission said allowing landowners to trap and hunt coyotes provided an effective way to manage the population of the non-native species.
Reuters