In a new assessment, plants have emerged as the most economically impactful invasive species worldwide as well as as the costliest group vis-à-vis the cost of management, demanding $926.38 billion in 1960-2022. Next in line were the arthropods ($830.29 billion) and mammals ($263.35 billion)
In a new assessment, plants have emerged as the most economically impactful invasive species worldwide as well as as the costliest group vis-à-vis the cost of management, demanding $926.38 billion in 1960-2022. Next in line were the arthropods ($830.29 billion) and mammals ($263.35 billion)