Plants: The Purple Loosestrife

Purple Rustliff is a plant of various quality. It has bloomed for its decorative value and has been loved by many people in the past. Recently, it raised concerns about the competition of native species and changed the landscape of wetlands throughout the world. When studying this perennial herb, I will understand its origin, the location of growth, and the impact on the ecosystem of North America. Also, review management methods such as success and failure.

Today, invasive species are everywhere. Wherever you read, you are almost certain that you are surrounded by them. In the northeastern United States, general invasive plants include burdock, garlic mustard, purple loquat, rose flowers, invasive birds include ostriches, rock and pigeons, and for invading insects, Beetle, gypsiga, iron is included Momi wool worm. There are more than 800 non-native plants in Texas and over 1,000 in California. Even if alien species invade New Zealand, that alien species invades elsewhere. Potamopyrgus antipodarum, or more commonly the New Zealand mud snail, is an aquatic snail of rice grain size. It can now be found in Europe, Asia, Australia, the Middle East and the West America, and it has been proved to be such a successful transplant, and it has been found in some parts of the world that it is per square yard It reaches density of 500 thousand snails.

Lythrum Salicaria, commonly known as a purple pearl vegetable, belongs to the family Orchidaceae and consists of 25 genera and 550 species all over the world. Lythrum is composed of 35 species, two of which are in North America. Due to hybrid breeding, purple roast stuff is rapidly refined on yarn, causing a decrease in native species. "The common name may come from the use of Greek cockroaches, blood, or flower colors as an astringent to stop blood flow." (Canadian Wildlife Federation 1993, 38) Purple Loosestrife, aggressive normal Competitive invasive weed that grows to human height. When maturing it may be 5 meters wide. The plant stems are square and woody and can grow up to 50 cm in diameter.

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It is not suitable for covering various conventional wetland animals, food, resting place ... (Michigan Natural Resources Division 1994). Because there are no predators to eat purple bread, this dominant plant has the advantage of competing with most other local wetland species for daylight and space of food. These advantages allow purple loquat to form a compact monolithic stand, reducing the size and diversity of native plant populations. Purple Rustliff can also grow under the lack of various substrates and nutrients. It has the ability to regenerate shortly after cutting or injury and can withstand flooding if adult plants are established. There are no native species that are cold-resistant as much as Purple Pearl Weed, so there is no competitor or predator. In wetland ecosystems it is not possible to control the breeding of purple pearl vegetables.

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