Re: Re: Non-Native Species

From: dave evans (T442119@RUTADMIN.RUTGERS.EDU)
Date: Thu Jan 02 1997 - 15:49:00 PST

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Date:    Thu, 02 Jan 97 18:49 EST
From: dave evans                           <T442119@RUTADMIN.RUTGERS.EDU>
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Subject: Re: Re: Non-Native Species

> From: Rand Nicholson <writserv@NBNET.NB.CA>
>
> >California resembles Australia when it comes to having forests
> >of Eucalyptus,

But no kuwalas (sp?) though, eh?

> Rice eels to zebra mussels, etc. One just has to sit down and think and one
> can come up with invader species. A lot of them seem to be "natural"
> because they have been in our (North American) ecosystems for decades.

How about that crap: poison-ivy! That's not a native either. It
now cover's roads sides all over N. America! I've seen it everywhere
I've been (quite a number of places). It's even in Canada, right?

Dave E

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