The primary concern associated with invasive plants is their ability to disrupt local ecosystems. Invasive species often outcompete native plants for resources, leading to a decline in biodiversity. This competition can alter habitats, affect soil health, and disrupt food webs, ultimately harming local wildlife that depend on native vegetation. The introduction of these plants can also provoke economic impacts, as they may require costly management and control efforts to mitigate their spread. Effective strategies for managing invasive plants are essential to protect native species and preserve ecological integrity.