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Rugulopteryx okamurae
Rugulopteryx okamurae
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Marine
Threats:
Displaces native species, reduces biodiversity and alters community structure. Floating biomass impacts fisheries and tourism
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Rusty Crayfish
Faxonius rusticus
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Freshwater
Threats:
Outcompete native crayfish for food and resources, reduce aquatic vegetation cover
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Sacred ibis
Threskiornis aethiopicus
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
It outcompetes and predates on native water birds
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Salvinia moss
Salvinia molesta
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Freshwater
Threats:
Grows rapidly. Spreads vegetatively. May smother out other plants.
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Senegal tea plant
Gymnocoronis spilanthoides
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Freshwater
Threats:
Fast growing. Pioneer species. Highly adaptable to new environments.
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Shovel-headed garden worm
Bipalium kewense
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Predation on native earthworm species, impacting soil health and nutrient cycling.
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Silky hakea
Hakea sericea
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Increases wildfire intensity. Reduces species richness, supressing and excluding native flora
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Small Asian mongoose
Herpestes javanicus
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
It is an oppertunisitic feeder, and will impact on native mammals, amphibians, birds and reptiles
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Sosnowsky’s hogweed
Heracleum sosnowskyi
Status:
Potential
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Once established, the species is almost impossible to eradicate
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