Causes, Impacts, and Potential Solutions of Invasive Species

INTRODUCTION Globalization has been successful in increasing global trade, transportation and tourism, but it also promotes the introduction and diffusion of alien species. These alien species are intruders of nonspecific ecosystems. Successful alien species will become invasive species by competing native species with food and habitat, and will damage regional ecosystems. Invasive species are considered one of the main threats to native wildlife. They also adversely affect people's health and the economies behind their ecology.

When alien species are released into a new environment, they may become intrusive. Invasive non-native species are species that are likely to cause or cause serious economic or environmental harm. It is not necessarily invasive when all non-conventional species are released to the new system. Indeed, the majority of individual referrals are considered not to affect, and the introduced individuals could not lead to an established population. In other cases, the introduced species are certainly established, but their presence gives little or no ecological or economic impact for why they are not fully understood.

It is an invasive species. Invasive species can affect nearly all ecosystems in the United States and cause significant economic and biological damage. The knowledge base necessary to prevent the identification of potentially harmful invasive species, the early detection of invasive new species, and their propagation includes comprehensive monitoring and experimental networks, mechanisms of interaction between intruders, It is necessary to understand factors such as ecological characteristics. Identify invasive climate and land use

Important environmental problems of the country and the role of national ecological observation network

Invasive species are one of the most serious threats to biodiversity and ecosystems and they can cause economic problems and can affect human health. The New Guinea turtle invading the world globally Platydemus manokwari (Platyhelminthes: Geoplanidae) is identified as a threat to the biodiversity of the earth, especially the native species inhabiting the soil (eg, breeders on the earth such as molluscs, antelis) It has been. 100 worst invasive alien species in the world. For the first time, we used a collection of living parasite samples using voluntary digital public participation and a social networking portal related to Thai biodiversity conservation organization, in P. manokwari case in many parts of Thailand Reported. In addition, infected larvae (L3) of the nematode Angiostrongylus malaysiensis were found in parasite samples and the infection rate was 12.4% (15/121 specimens were examined).

Distribution of newly invaded New Guinea flatworm Platydemminus manokwari (Platyhelminthes: Geoplanidae) and its potential role as a taste host responsible for larvae of Angiostrongylus malaysiensis