Experts call for urgent action as invasive species threatens Brazil mangroves
https://botany.fyi/5pw6iy
The Sonneratia apetala plant is native to India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Myanmar, yet biologists have found hundreds of specimens permeating the mangroves in the south of Brazil.
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