Native and Nonnative Species. Native Species –Originally came from the local area Red oak American Kestrel.

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Native and Nonnative Species

Native Species –Originally came from the local area Red oak American Kestrel

Nonnative Species –Species that were accidentally or deliberately introduced into an area. Exotic Alien Introduced

Invasive Species A nonnative species that the negative effect outweighs the benefit

Multiflora Rose Link

Japanese Honeysuckle Link

Tree-of-Heaven

Water Hyacinth Link

Mile-A-Minute Weed

Common Reed (Phragmitie) Link

Purple Loosestrife Link

Brazilian Waterweed

Japanese Stiltgrass Link

European Gypsy Moth Link

Africanized Honeybee

Starling Link

Avian Flu Link

West Nile Virus Link

Asian Tiger Mosquito Link

Stink Bug Link

Kudzu Link

Africanized (Killer) Honeybee Link

Zebra Mussel Link

Wild Boar Link

Local Invasive Species Asian Long-Horned Beetle Japanese Beetle

Local Invasive Species Bullfrog Sea Lamprey

Invasive Animal Species Cane Toad

Invasive Animal Species Feral Cats

Invasive Animal Species Black Rat

Invasive Animal Species Human

List of Invasive and Exotic Go to Link

Transported with Goods Imported Food International Flights In Packing Material

Deliberate Introduction Ornamental Pest Control Erosion control Recreation Breeding Pets

Accidental Introduction Ballast Water Luggage Fire wood

Beneficial Reasons to Introduce a Nonnative Species

Work Cited