Naturalized Species
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<plantfyi-glossary slug="naturalized-species"></plantfyi-glossary>Definition
A non-native plant that has established self-sustaining populations in the wild without human assistance, but is not necessarily causing ecological damage. Many European wildflowers are naturalized in North America, and vice versa.
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