Invasive plant species have an impact on the diversity of local species, they affect water availability and damage the quality of soil nutrients. Once an alien plant has invaded a habitat, it changes the conditions of that environment. It does so by changing the light, solar radiation and temperature levels in the invaded patches. The quality and availability of food, shelter, nest sites, basking sites and perches are changed for a number of animals.In a few cases, some benefits of alien plants have been reported. For example, they can provide fire wood for local communities or add resources for animal species. But these benefits typically do not surpass the negative effects.
The organism has haploid gametes. Human sex cells (egg and sperm cells) contain a single set of each chromosome, making them haploid. During fertilization, the organism acquires a set of chromosomes from each parent, making it a diploid (two sets of each chromosome) zygote.
