Biological Control of Alien Invasive Plants

Although the field of alien invasive plants biological control science (AIP) has developed rapidly in various countries over the past 100 years (Morin et al., 2013), some countries have better performance than other countries . Biological control can reduce the adverse effects of invasive alien plants. For example, biological control reduces changes in biological and abiotic processes occurring in AIP occurring in ecosystems (Richardson and van Wilgen 2004). As a result, major invasions such as the United States, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada were at the forefront of scientific progress in the field of biological control (Julien and Griffiths 19).

The increasing spread of foreign invading plants has changed the biodiversity of the world. Until now, research in this field has focused on how invading plant species affect pollen vector behavior, but lacking data on the influence of foreign plant species on wild pollen vector populations There. Since they were introduced in the 19th century and rapidly popularized since the 1950s, the exotic dairy (Solidago canadensis, Solidago gigantea) has become one of the most successful invasive plant species in Europe. We investigated the influence of yellow flowers on the southeastern wild pollen vector community. Noninvasive control (10 sections), abundance, species abundance, and wild grasshopper and butterfly diversity that moisture of wet meadows and asteraceae (10 sections) invaded were compared. In addition, we compared plant diversity and average coverage between the two groups. Intrusion of yellow flower buds has a very strong negative effect on the diversity and abundance of wild pollen vectors.

The wild pollinator community is adversely affected by the invasion of exotic yellow chrysanthemums in grassland landscapes.

Invasive species, alien species, foreign pests, biological contamination, non-native species or invasive alien species are common names for classifying non-native animals, microorganisms, diseases or pests. These pests do not inhabit the area that causes problems. It invades new areas and increases population, resulting in disordered population growth and spread, causing economic or environmental problems. . Invasive species, unlike invading countries and areas, are usually endemic species of the country and region and are causing problems now. California has an average of about 9 new large invertebrates on average every year, of which about three will be insect pests. This is the proportion of new species every 40 days. Hawaii and Florida acquire new species with about 15 kinds annually