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In the 1970s, East Africa planted mesquite to fight erosion and fuelwood shortages; the invasive tree now threatens grazing land and native vegetation

Introduced to help dry landscapes, mesquite has spread aggressively in many regions.

In the 1970s, East Africa planted mesquite to fight erosion and fuelwood shortages; the invasive tree now threatens grazing land and native vegetation

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