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> it's contributing to the spread of related invasive trees that are taking over some urban green spaces and pastureland and encroaching on forests. I'll save
by joe_guy 3y ago
> it's contributing to the spread of related invasive trees that are taking over some urban green spaces and pastureland and encroaching on forests.
I'll save you from the auto playing view port locker video.
- Terr_ 3y agoA few more key points: * At first the species being planted everywhere was considered sterile, but somehow cross-pollination with related varieties can make them produce viable fruit, then animals spread the seeds. * The fruit is not edible to humans. * Some varieties have nasty thorns on them, able to pop vehicle tires, and over time grow together into thickets.
- pvaldes 3y ago> The fruit is not edible to humans. This is a feature, not a bug
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