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Invasive species are usually well known but only make up a small percentage of the European’s\udalien plants and insects. The ways these exotic species interact with our natural and cultural heritage\udare very complex and even some species considered invasive had and could have positive\udaspects on some European landscape and culture. A close look at the complicated relationship\udbetween non-native and native plants and insects in the Mediterranean areas reveals some unexpected\udtwists in the story. Here are some cases of when aliens can threaten our cultural heritage\udor being part of i

What does happen when an insect pest follows its host plant and viceversa?