Endemic species are indigenous, that is they are native to the environment where they are found.
Exotic species are those that have been introduced.
For instance, the nutria are endemic to regions of South America, but exotic to the Florida Everglades where they were introduced after being set free by fur farmers who found they could not make a living raising them.
Some species of plants and animals are found restricted to some areas only. Those species restricted to a particular area of a country are called endemic species. Endangered species are those that are at risk of extinction.
Endemics tend to be small in size and easy to overlook; exotics tend to be large in size and "charismatic."
Endemics tend to be small in size and easy to overlook; exotics tend to be large in size and " CHAROMATIC "
It is native to the Philippines, Thailand, eastern and southern Africa, and is no longer endemic
See the related link: One the left hand side of the web page you can list ornimental (exotic species) as well as indigenous or endemic plant species i
That plant over there is very exotic.
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the difference is that banana plant is a dicotyledon while pineaple is a monocotyledon plant
It is a flowering plant endemic to Namibia.
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When we say that a species is indigenousto a place, we mean simply that it occurs there naturally. It is a native. But a species can be indigenous to a number of places at once.In contrast, if we say a species is endemic to a place, we mean that it occurs naturally only in that place. It is a native to an exclusive or limited area. It is not widely distributed, and won't be found naturally anywhere else.This means that an indigenous plant grows in nearly all the continents while endemic means in a pacific country.
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A weed is an unwanted plant.