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Invasive Honeysuckle Bushes Outcompete Native Species for Sunlight Tipping Kansas Ecosystem
The ecosystem of Kansas is at risk as invasive honeysuckle bushes' prolific growth rate outcompete the native plant species for sunlight. Read more here.
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