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Egyptian goose
Alopochen aegyptiacus
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Hybridization with goose and duck species. Disease vector. Overgrazing. Outcompetes native fauna.
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Electric ant, Little fire ant
Wasmannia auropunctata
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Associated with declines in reptile, bird and insect biodiversity. Enhance populations of some crop pests. Give a painful sting
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False acacia
Robinia pseudoacacia
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Outcompes native plants. Changes nutrient cycles.
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Finlayson's Squirrel
Callosciurus finlaysonii
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Tree Damage through bark stripping, potential vector for diseases
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Fox squirrel
Sciurus niger
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Outcompetes native red squirrel. Disease vector.
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Golden wreath wattle
Acacia saligna (Acacia cyanophylla)
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Outcompetes native species
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Indian house crow
Corvus splendens
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Predator of bird and small mammal species.
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Japanese hop
Humulus scandens
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Outcompetes native species.
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Japanese stiltgrass
Microstegium vimineum
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
It creates dense impenetrable stands that crowd out the native vegetation within 3-5 years
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