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Invasive Miconia Tree Threatens Queensland's Rainforests
The invasive Miconia tree, planted in Tahiti in 1937, now threatens Queensland's ecosystems. This species produces up to 9 million seeds, smothering native vegetation and risking irreversible damage to World Heritage rainforests. Immediate action is needed to combat this biosecurity threat and preserve Queensland's natural heritage.
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