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Himalayan knotweed
Koenigia polystachya
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Quick growing and difficult to control. Habitat generalist.
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Hottentot fig
Carpobrotus edulis
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Changes to dune environments.
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Japanese knotweed
Fallopia japonica
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Reduction of species diversity.
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Japanese Rose
Rosa rugosa
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Alters soil nutritrion, leading to altered native species biodiversity. May alter coastal landscape by forming sand dunes
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Japanese skeleton shrimp
Caprella mutica
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Marine
Threats:
Reproduces quickly. Outcompetes native species.
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Leathery sea squirt
Styela clava
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Marine
Threats:
Competes against native species for food and space. Fouls boats, oyster beds and moorings
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Mandarin Duck
Aix galericulata
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Could compete with other hole-nesting ducks such as Goldeneye and Goosander for nesting habitat
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Montbretia
Crocosmia X crocosmiiflora
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Outcompetes native species. Can cause streambank collapse if population is too high.
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Muntjac deer
Muntiacus reevesi
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Preventing seed regeneration of important conservation species.
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Check Clean Dry
Guidance for Anglers
Guidance for Boaters
Guidance for canoeists, kayakers and stand up paddle boarders
Guidance for Aquaculture
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Guidance for Divers
Guidance for clubs and managers of water bodies
Guidance for events
Check Clean Dry Resources
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Be Pet Wise
Pet Owners
Pet Traders
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Compost with Care
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