invazivity
Invazivity refers to the degree to which a species or individual organism invades or colonizes a new habitat. This concept is crucial in ecology and conservation biology, as it helps understand the potential impact of invasive species on native ecosystems. Invasive species are those that are non-native to a particular area but have established populations there, often causing ecological, economic, or health-related harm.
The invazivity of a species can be influenced by several factors, including its reproductive rate, adaptability,
Measuring invazivity involves assessing the species' ability to establish, spread, and impact its new environment. This