In botany, naturalisation is the situation in which an exogenous plant reproduces and disperses on its own in a new environment. For example, northern white cedar is naturalised in the … See more

The introduction site or introduction area is the place or, in a broadlier way, the new environment where the candidate species for naturalisation takes root. It is generally opposed to the origin … See more

• Adventitious plant
• Adventive species
• Colonisation (biology)
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Animal naturalisation is mainly carried out through breeding and by commensalism following human migrations.
The concerned species are thus:
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Naturalisation is sometimes done with human help in order to replace another species having suffered directly or indirectly from anthropogenic activities, or deemed less … See more