Invasive Tamarix trees in the southwestern US and Australia increase soil salts, preventing other plant species from colonizing. This is an example of

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Inhibition occurs when one species hinders the establishment, growth, or survival of another species. In this case, invasive Tamarix trees increase soil salinity, which inhibits the growth of other plant species.

Invasive Tamarix Trees in the Southwestern US and Australia Increase