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Measuring the species richness and cover of secondary invaders in the field (Photo credit: Mashudu Mashau)

One thing often leads to another: the case of secondary invasion

Clearing the invasive alien tree Port Jackson (Acacia saligna) doesn't necessarily lead to the recovery of native plant communities because secondary invaders may be dominant and persist up to three years after clearing at levels similar to, or higher than the first year after clearing.

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