Purple loosestrife, a European plant, was introduced into the American Great Lakes region where it has no natural predators. Each plant produces thousands of seeds annually, and it now clogs acres of wetlands, crowding out native plants. Purple loosestrife is considered a(n)

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Purple loosestrife is considered an invasive species because it is non-native to the region, has no natural predators, and disrupts the local ecosystem by outcompeting native plants.

Purple Loosestrife, a European Plant, Was Introduced into the American