native species
term in biogeography for a species relationship to a geography; opposite of introduced species
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native species
Summary
native species is a biogeographical status[1]. It draws 254 Wikipedia views per month (biogeographical_status category, ranking #3 of 4).[2]
Key Facts
- native species's instance of is recorded as biogeographical status[3].
- native species is a type of species[4].
- native species is part of ecosystem[5].
- native species's said to be the same as is recorded as autochthon[6].
- native species is the opposite of introduced species[7].
- native species is the opposite of adventive species[8].
- native species comprises native plant[9].
- native species's topic's main category is recorded as Q23313687[10].
- native species's facet of is recorded as biogeography[11].
- native species's facet of is recorded as bioregion[12].
- native species's has characteristic is recorded as biological interaction[13].
- native species's has characteristic is recorded as mutualism[14].
- native species's studied by is recorded as invasion biology[15].
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Definition and Type
native species's instance of is recorded as biogeographical status[3]. It is a type of species[4]. Recorded opposite of include introduced species[7] and adventive species[8].
Use and Application
native species comprises native plant[9]. It is part of ecosystem[5].
Why It Matters
native species draws 254 Wikipedia views per month (biogeographical_status category, ranking #3 of 4).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 22 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[16] It is known by 40 alternative names across languages and contexts.[17]