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[ SECRET POST #6743 ]

⌈ Secret Post #6743 ⌋

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If it has been abandoned for forty years, why is Chernobyl not overrun with Japanese Knotweed and kudzu?

Are they weak to radiation?

Maybe it's too cold for them in that area?

In a lot of places, those are invasive species so an area that doesn't get a huge amount of traffic or imports may simply not have those plants.

It's this. Invasive species have to be introduced to an area before they can take over, and when was the last time someone plausibly carrying seeds would have been near enough? If the species aren't spreading in the rest of Ukraine and Belarus, then they haven't been introduced at all. The level of neglect has nothing to do with it.

I would assume it has something to do with the timeline of when those invasives were introduced to other places. It just didn't happen there.

Yeah, kudzu is not a big problem in most of Europe, and Japanese knotweed is only recently becoming so. Also, most of Eastern Europe is still too cold. It's only just getting established in northern parts of the US and southern Canada now due to climate change.

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