Damage and Management of Alien Species in China
- Xidong Mu
- Yinchang Hu
- Hongmei Song
- Peixin Wang
- Jianren Luo
Abstract
Alien invasive species have been a seriously environment issue in the whole world. The ecological damages andeconomic influences of alien invasive species are analyzed in this article, and the government is suggested to strengthen
the quarantine services, strictly manage the intentional introduction of alien species, and implement the risk supervision
system for the introduction of alien species.
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- DOI:10.5539/jas.v2n1p188
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