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How to identify and avoid some of Ontario’s most harmful plants

Summary by Village-life.ca
While exploring the forests, meadows, and trails of Ontario, it’s easy to overlook the risks posed by certain native and invasive plant species. Here are seven that you need to watch out for.
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How to identify and avoid some of Ontario’s most harmful plants

While exploring the forests, meadows, and trails of Ontario, it’s easy to overlook the risks posed by certain native and invasive plant species. Here are seven that you need to watch out for.

·Sudbury, Canada
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village-life.ca broke the news in Sudbury, Canada on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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