Invasive Garlic Mustard Spreads Across 37 US States and 6 Canadian Provinces
Garlic mustard, introduced to North America in the 1860s for culinary and medicinal uses, has become an invasive threat to woodlands. Native to Europe and Asia, it was first reported in Long Island, New York, and has now spread across 37 US states and six Canadian provinces, impacting ecosystems throughout the continent.
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