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Lantana camara: India's Invasive Plant Crisis Threatens Tigers
Lantana camara, an invasive plant, now occupies over 40% of India's tiger habitats. This ornamental shrub, originally from the Americas, competes fiercely with native plants, exacerbating forest degradation. Human activities contribute to its spread, complicating eradication efforts that are costly and slow. The ongoing invasion poses a significant threat to India's biodiversity and wildlife conservation efforts.
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