Acer Pseudoplatanus - Invasive Species

Invasive Species

It is considered an environmental weed in some parts of Australia (Yarra Ranges, Victoria), and also Mount Macedon, near Daylesford, parts of the Dandenongs and Tasmania where it is naturalised in the eucalypt forests, New Zealand, the United States, environmentally sensitive locations in UK and Norway.

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