Why is it necessary to eliminate absolutely all invasive fire ant colonies to eradicate the invasive population?

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Rainbow [258]2 years ago

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Answer:

d. Fire ants spread by winged members and by hitching rides so a single colony can cause infestation.

Explanation:

An invasive fire ant colony can be very disastrous to the population of organisms in a locality. They cause massive competition with the native species thereby infesting them and destroying the native population.

Fire ants spread by winged members which makes a single colony to cause severe damage to the native specie. Often times, as they become endemic, they manifest as the dominant specie in a particular location.

DiKsa [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Fire ants spread by winged members and by hitching rides so a single colony can cause infestation.

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