Brush or pick seeds off your clothes.
Put seeds you find at home in the trash.
Clean your pets (coat and feet) to remove seeds and plant parts.
Stay on trails when hiking.
Check boats, trailers, shoes, bikes, and people for plant seeds or plant parts.
Use firewood in the same place you find it to avoid transferring seeds.
We can avoid spreading invasive plant species as:
When species move and establish in a new area, out of their original distribution range, they might be considered exotic or invasive, according to their:
• Reproductive rate,
• Population growth, and
• Interaction with native species.
Thus, this is the answer.
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