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1969 US Beetle Release Threatens Native Plants: Ecological Crisis
The 1969 introduction of a European beetle to control thistles has harmed over 30 native plant species. This invasive species now threatens rare thistles by destroying their seeds and hindering reproduction. As a result, federal authorities have halted further beetle releases to protect vulnerable ecosystems.
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