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Tuckeroo

Cupaniopsis anacardioides

Range: Australia

Tuckeroo was first planted in South Florida in the 1960s. It produces large quantities of fruit that is eaten by birds, so it is able to spread far and wide throughout our region. Now it is one of the most aggressive invasive plant species in native habitats, where it outcompetes native plants.

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Tuckeroo

Cupaniopsis anacardioides

Distribución: Australia

Tuckeroo se plantó por primera vez en el sur de Florida en los años 1960s. Produce grandes cantidades de fruta que comen las aves, por lo que es capaz de extenderse por toda nuestra región. Ahora es una de las especies de plantas invasoras más agresivas en hábitats nativos, donde compite más que las plantas nativas.
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