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Green gold: the rise of Thailand’s coveted exotic plant trade

South China Morning Post 09 Aug 2025
At June’s annual Bangkok International Exotic Plants Show, horticulturists revealed some of the ...
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South African researchers warn exotic plants increase risk of urban wildfires

Xinhua 05 Aug 2025
5 (Xinhua) -- A new study by researchers at the University of Cape Town (UCT) in South Africa has found that certain exotic plants may intensify the risks of urban wildfires.
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UCT study finds exotic plants fuel Cape Town wildfires

Mail Guardian South Africa 04 Aug 2025
Certain exotic plants found in Cape Town’s urban areas may intensify the risks of wildfires, new research has found ... “Exotic plants were particularly flammable due to traits like large leaf surface area, higher specific leaf area and thin leaves.”.
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Exotic plants fuel urban wildfire risk, UCT study warns (University of Cape Town)

Public Technologies 28 Jul 2025
Exotic plants fuel urban wildfire risk, UCT study warns. A new study has revealed that certain exotic plant species commonly found in Cape Town's urban spaces may intensify wildfire risks.
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Exotic plant blooms for first time in Kent

BBC News 29 Jun 2025
The Nolina hibernica is in flower for the first time at the attraction at Lullingstone Castle. .
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AgriLife Extension discusses invasive exotic plants

Henderson News 04 May 2025
Not all aggressive plants are bad, and not all pretty ones are good. In East Texas, the spread of invasive exotic plants, which are non-native species that escape cultivation and overrun natural areas, is one of the most pressing threats ....
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Grant: Invasive exotic plants

Longview News-Journal 04 May 2025
Not all aggressive plants are bad, and not all pretty ones are good. In East Texas, the spread of invasive exotic plants, which are non-native species that escape cultivation and overrun natural areas, is one of the most pressing threats ....
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