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invasives

invasives is the plural of invasive.

Meaning of invasive

Noun

invasive (plural invasives)

  1. An invasive organism, such as an animal or plant.
    • Is there ever a time to plant invasives—plants that are known to spread—in the garden? I believe the answer is a qualified "yes." There is never a time to plant exotic, that is non-native, invasives. Exotic invasives such as pampas grass and French and Scottish broom were sold by local nurseries in...2005, Barbara J. Euser, “A Place for Invasives?”, in Barbara J. Euser, editor, Bay Area Gardening: 64 Practical Essays by Master Gardeners, Palo Alto, Calif.: Solas House, Travelers’ Tales, →ISBN...

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Questions about invasives

What is invasives the plural of?
Invasives is the plural of invasive.

Words near invasives in the dictionary

  1. invasive exotic
  2. invasive exotics
  3. invasive species
  4. invasively
  5. invasiveness
  6. invasives
  7. invasivities
  8. invasivity
  9. invasivore
  10. invasivores
  11. invasivorism

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