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Chinese Tallow Trees invade surrounding plants and becoming a dominant tree in the area.

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Chinese Tallow trees are invasive in wetlands because they outcompete native plant species, disrupt natural ecosystems, and reduce biodiversity. Their ability to shade out other plants and release toxins into the soil can alter the structure and function of wetland habitats, leading to negative impacts on native wildlife and water quality.

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