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National Monument Closed Due To Excessive Stink From Invasive Species

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An invasive plant creatively named stinknet, scientifically known as Oncosiphon pilulifer, has forced a partial closure at Arizona's Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. This unwelcome guest not only has a nose-wrinkling odor but also poses a serious threat to the Sonoran Desert's ecosystem. The aggressive plant outcompetes native vegetation for vital resources, including sunlight and water, disrupting the natural balance.

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National Monument Closed Due To Excessive Stink From Invasive Species

An invasive plant creatively named stinknet, scientifically known as Oncosiphon pilulifer, has forced a partial closure at Arizona’s Casa Grande … Continue reading "National Monument Closed Due To Excessive Stink From Invasive Species"

1 month ago·Portland, United States

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