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RE: Invasive HOTS in the FL Everglades?

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Posted by: LarryF at Sat May 27 20:13:59 2006   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LarryF ]  
   

>>I'm sure most know this but:
>>
>>native geographic range and habitat of B. gabonica > " frequents MOIST, dense wooded areas and even swamplands ".

But how many know that it's range is almost entirely within 10 degrees either way of the equator, at elevations where it rarely gets below 70F? Guess what would happen on those few days when it gets down in the 40's here...


   

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