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- noun Plural form of
invasive .
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Examples
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o ecosystem structure changing such as invasives gaining ground
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local Brix57 2009
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o ecosystem structure changing such as invasives gaining ground
Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local Brix57 2009
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At local levels, though, harvesting these species as food sources could help beat back some of these invasives, and might help local economies, too.
Leslie Hatfield: Summer's Coolest Culinary Trend: Invasive Species Leslie Hatfield 2011
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At local levels, though, harvesting these species as food sources could help beat back some of these invasives, and might help local economies, too.
Leslie Hatfield: Summer's Coolest Culinary Trend: Invasive Species Leslie Hatfield 2011
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Food & Water Watch director Wenonah Hauter is enthusiastic about the potential benefits of marketing invasives, noting that in order to do so effectively, supply chains need revamping and some of the species may need some added sex appeal, in some cases, through re-naming.
Leslie Hatfield: Summer's Coolest Culinary Trend: Invasive Species Leslie Hatfield 2011
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In partnership with James Beard House, the watchdog organization had invited Chef Kerry to prepare the invasives Iron Chef-style -- with a little more than a day's notice.
Leslie Hatfield: Summer's Coolest Culinary Trend: Invasive Species Leslie Hatfield 2011
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The only invasives that make me hesitate are sea lampreys, if the head is also served on the platter, and quagga mussels, because of the potential for botulism.
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Food & Water Watch director Wenonah Hauter is enthusiastic about the potential benefits of marketing invasives, noting that in order to do so effectively, supply chains need revamping and some of the species may need some added sex appeal, in some cases, through re-naming.
Leslie Hatfield: Summer's Coolest Culinary Trend: Invasive Species Leslie Hatfield 2011
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The only invasives that make me hesitate are sea lampreys, if the head is also served on the platter, and quagga mussels, because of the potential for botulism.
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In partnership with James Beard House, the watchdog organization had invited Chef Kerry to prepare the invasives Iron Chef-style -- with a little more than a day's notice.
Leslie Hatfield: Summer's Coolest Culinary Trend: Invasive Species Leslie Hatfield 2011
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