Thailand introduced giant mimosa for farming; it spread across over 30% of Mekong floodplains, while waterbird numbers fell 27% at one wetland

Introduced to Thailand in 1947 as a farm cover crop, giant mimosa has spread across over 30% of Mekong floodplains and is costly and hard to remove.

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