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… 10% of introduced species will escape and survive in the wild, 10% of these will become established and 10% of … or genetic modification. Hybridisation can also ‘invade’ wild genotypes whereby introduced species may hybridize with … “naturalisation” implies “becoming part of the habitat or flora” but this isn’t strictly true, it is a scientific term …

… of water and nutrients, and by providing co-benefits to wild flora and fauna (see 4.2). SMAll-ScAlE BIoEnERgy pRojEct … as jatropha are still little studied, and low- yielding, wild cultivars are still commonly used. thus, there is …

… pollution in any of its forms; preserve forests, fauna and flora; promote agriculture, livestock and food supply; and … 92/43/EEC on the Conservation of Natural Habitats and of Wild Fauna and Flora. Case studies on bioenergy policy and … the protection of natural habitats and populations of wild flora, fauna and fungi species, and preserving natural …