lygodium microphyllum การใช้

Old World climbing fern ( " Lygodium microphyllum " ) infests cypress swamps and other hydric sites, forming a monoculture.
The species that is causing the most impediment to restoration is the Old World climbing fern ( " Lygodium microphyllum " ), introduced in 1965.
Invasive species, such as " Lygodium microphyllum " and " Bromus tectorum ", can grow rapidly in areas that were damaged by fires.
The Old World climbing fern ( " Lygodium microphyllum " ) may be causing the most harm to restoration as it blankets areas thickly, making it impossible for animals to pass through.
Thousands of exotic plant species have been observed in South Florida, usually introduced as ornamental landscaping, but park staff must eradicate such invasive plants as melaleuca tree ( " Melaleuca quinquenervia " ), Brazilian pepper ( " Schinus terebinthifolius " ), and Old World climbing fern ( " Lygodium microphyllum " ).