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      Bidens Pilosa, Invasive Plant of the Family Asteraceae, Morocco Description and Ecology

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            Invasive plant species are a potential threat to both crops and native flora. Indeed, these species can disrupt ecosystems by competing with native species and occupying their range. It is therefore very important to know these species and their functioning. Among these plants, one species that is particularly present in urban wastelands and in uncultivated areas ; Bidens pilosa. It is native to South America and belongs to the Asteraceae family, which includes nearly 23% of invasive plants. The

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            Journal
            10.54878/EJESCC
            Emirati Journal of Environment, Sustainability, and Climate Change
            EJESCC
            Emirates Scholar
            02 August 2023
            : 1
            : 1
            : 4-8
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            [1 ]Laboratoire de Productions Végétales, Animales et Agro-industrie, Faculté des Sciences, Université Ibn Tofail,, Morocco
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            Correspondence: HIND ELAIDi ( hind.elaidi@ 123456uit.ac.ma )
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            10.54878/EJESCC.367
            99045b91-ad86-49fd-a9f3-46c57d5b1f95
            ©2023Emirates Scholar

            This is an open access article published by Emirates Scholar and distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0 (CC BY).

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            Earth & Environmental sciences,Environmental economics & Politics,Environmental change,Environmental studies,Environmental management, Policy & Planning,General environmental science
            Biological Invasion ; Asteraceae ; Bidens pilosa ; Botanic description ; Morocco

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