Environmental biologist Antonio Rodriguez gives us a tour of a South Florida park and shows us how to identify invasive plants and demonstrates methods to control them.
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@frillback2 ай бұрын
Awesome vid. Thanks for sharing this wealth of info on invasive plants.
@ivylarsen5355Ай бұрын
Invasive species take more than they give. There are many pollinators that have specialized themselves to plants native to their area. Pollinators feed birds in their caterpillar form, which in turn feed many other species that prey on birds and their eggs. I see some comments insinuating that invasive plants aren’t so bad. I would love for these people to walk in a forest that’s purely invasive and then one that purely native, the silence may help them understand.
@QuiChiYang26 ай бұрын
If YT kept to these educational, instructional videos. There would be more educated nature loving American citizens. Th🤝nk you for posting & educating us on invasive plant species. I dont agree with herbicides.
@cecileb.22076 ай бұрын
Thank you for this! Such good information. Appreciate you both. 🌸
@chrisjordan7592Ай бұрын
Invasive could be another word for....we just haven't gotten there on our own yet. Birds spread invasive species all the time. They require no watering and still trap more carbon than a lawn that needs mowing 🎉🎉
@umouthingme2 ай бұрын
Maybe it's meant to be the survival of the fittest, just like in human beings?
@iamtheonewhoyouloveАй бұрын
no, humans just suck at everything
@joshholschuh1847Ай бұрын
You must not be interested in owning land
@umouthingmeАй бұрын
@@joshholschuh1847 I don't even know what that means, or what it has to do with my comment. Please explain.
@joshholschuh184724 күн бұрын
@@umouthingme these invasive plants destroy the land you buy.
@joshholschuh184724 күн бұрын
@@umouthingme and fyi it's not survival of the fittest in human beings. . It's manipulation of the weakest.