are osage orange trees invasive?
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Like many woody species Osage orange tends to have an invasive nature when exposed to poorly managed range and pasture land. It can be found on idle acres and on abandoned farm land near hedge row plantings.
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Native to north-eastern India, neem tree is a fast-growing evergreen that has been introduced and established throughout Australia's tropics and subtropics. ... Neem tree is not a prohibited or restricted invasive plant under the Biosecurity Act 2014.
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There might be toucans in Hawaii. It all depends on what you've been smoking.
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Use of invasive plants can have unintended effects, especially if non native species. As in this short link, there are two plants called water chestnut. Both have edible portions.
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Maclura pomifera: The Edible Inedible. ... In all fairness, not all of the fruit is edible. Only the seeds are. In fact, the Osage Orange it is closely related to the Mulberries, which we do eat, and the Paper Mulberry which also has an edible fruit.
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Maple trees, ash trees and cottonwoods are trees you should not pick because they are known for growing invasive, lateral trees roots. Deciduous trees tend to have a deep root system that crawl beneath foundations and cause deterioration. They are best avoided.
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The carrotwood tree was deliberately introduced into Florida in the 1950s as a desirable, fast growing, easy to propagate, disease- and pest- resistant landscape plant adaptable to coastal conditions. ... The tree is not overtly invasive in Southern California because of our drier climate.
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Species overview Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis), a Wisconsin Special Concern plant, is found in floodplain forests. Blooming occurs throughout May; fruiting occurs early June through early September. This species can be identified year-round.
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Orange trees (Citrus sinensis) are native to northeastern India but grow worldwide in areas with the right climate and conditions. Growing oranges gives you your own tree-ripened fruit at little or no cost. Orange trees are reliably hardy and do well in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardness zones 9 through 11.
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The dense foliage provides shade for large animals such as deer and elk, as well as for smaller mammals and birds. Humans appreciate how easy it is to grow. Mock orange takes well to pruning, well-suited for summer hedges or as a component of a hedgerow.
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A: There could be several creatures eating the leaves of your citrus trees. It is possible a katydid or a grasshopper are snacking on the leaves. The katydid, although very large in size, looks so much like a leaf you could easily miss them.
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Time of Year. Orange trees are evergreen but, unlike many limes and lemons, do not produce fruit continually throughout the year. Each tree produces one crop of fruit per year, with the fruiting cycle taking up to 10 months for some varieties.
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['Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) (native)', 'Downy Serviceberry/Shadbush (Amelanchier arborea) (native)', 'Eastern Red Cedar (Juniperus virginiana) (native)', 'Gray Birch (Betula populifolia) (native)', 'Pitch Pine (Pinus rigida) (native)', 'White Oak (Quercus alba) (native) and other Quercus species (many native)']
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Once admired for its hardiness, the Bradford pear is now considered an invasive species, which grows even in poor conditions, proliferates fast—thanks to birds that dine on its fruit and spread the seeds—and crowds out native species. Cities are trying to put an end to the tree's mischief.
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The Moringa tree (Moringa oleifera), also known as the miracle tree or drumstick tree, is a native of eastern India but has become widespread through many tropical areas. ... However, even with the benefits of the tree, it should be avoided at all costs in our state as it can be very invasive.
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The Oahu Invasive Species Committee (OISC) wants to know about Tokay geckos in residential areas. ... Native to Southeast Asia, Tokay geckos were probably introduced to Hawaii via the illegal pet trade. They have been found in Manoa, Kaneohe, and Makiki.
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These trees although they get tall are very invasive. They put out shoots from the root system.