Russian olive planted for windbreaks becomes invasive in 17 Western states
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- Russian olive was introduced in the 1900s to stabilize soil and provide windbreaks.
- It has since become invasive, crowding out native plants in California and 16 other Western states, and is difficult to remove.
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In the 1900s, North America planted Russian olive for windbreaks and soil stability; it became invasive in California and 16 other Western states
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First reported by Hindustan Times on ; 1 article from 1 outlet so far.
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- Center (1): Hindustan Times