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In Australia, American lantana escaped ornamental gardens and became Queensland’s most invasive weed; grazing costs reached A$121 million in 2007

Hindustan Times - World · 10 October 2026 at 9:37 am

In Australia, American lantana escaped ornamental gardens and became Queensland’s most invasive weed; grazing costs reached A$121 million in 2007

Lantana escaped Australian gardens to become Queensland’s most invasive weed, with an estimated A$121 million in grazing costs in 2007.

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