What is the difference between invasive species and exotic species?

Answer 1

The invasive species are generally exotic. The are introduced to an area from another place.

The invasive species are generally exotic. The are introduced to an area from another place. An invasive species out compete to the native organisms and might even replace them entirely e.g., Bromus tectorum introduced to the US from Eurasia by European settlers has displaced many native grasses in USA.

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Answer 2

Luna Cruz

Exotic species are nonnative organisms introduced to a region outside their natural range; invasiveness is a behavior, whereas exoticness refers to origin. Invasive species develop and spread in new environments, harming native ecosystems.

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