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Stirrai da suke mamaye a New Zealand

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Clematis vitalba (gemu na tsoho) yana shanye itacen kabewa (Cordyline australis) a cikin Port Hills na Christchurch

Yawancin nau'ikan da aka gabatar, wasu daga cikinsu sun zama nau'in cin zarafi, an ƙara su zuwa flora da fauna na ƙasar New Zealand. Dukansu gabatarwar ganganci da na bazata an yi su ne daga lokacin da aka fara zama na ɗan adam, tare da raƙuman ruwa da yawa na Polynesia. a wani lokaci kafin shekara ta 1300, wanda Turawa suka biyo baya bayan 1769.

Kusan ba tare da banda ba, [1] [2] nau'ikan da aka gabatar sun kasance masu lahani ga flora da fauna na asali, amma wasu, kamar tumaki da shanun da aka noma da kuma ciyawar da suke ciyarwa, yanzu sun zama wani babban yanki na tattalin arzikin New Zealand. An yi tambayan yuwuwar gabatar da herbivores (barewa) don zama wakili na muhalli don halakar moa.

Biosecurity New Zealand tana kula da rajista da jerin jinsunan da ke mamayewa, masu iya mamayewa. [3] Har ila yau, suna gudanar da ƙananan nau'o'in halittu a ƙarƙashin shirin National Interest Pest Responses (NIPR). Rainbow lorikeet shine dabba daya da NIPR ta rufe, kuma an kawar da shi a cikin 2014. Duk sauran nau'o'in da NIPR ta rufe, da suka gabata ko na yanzu, ciyawa ne.[4]

Yawancin nau'ikan dabbobi masu cin zarafi an jera su a cikin jadawalin 5 da 6 na Dokar Namun daji ta 1953. Wadanda ke cikin Jadawalin 5 ba su da kariya kuma ana iya kashe su. Wadanda ke cikin Jadawalin 6 an bayyana su a matsayin dabbobi masu banƙyama kuma suna ƙarƙashin Dokar Kula da Dabbobin Dabbobi na 1977. A cikin 2016 gwamnatin New Zealand ta gabatar da Predator Free 2050, wani shiri don kawar da duk masu cin zarafi na asali (kamar berayen, possums da stoats) ta 2050.

Wasu daga cikin nau'ikan dabbobi masu mamayewa sune kamar haka.  

See also: Moose#New Zealand

Invertebrates

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Shuka da sauran nau'ikan da ba dabbobi ba

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Yarjejeniyar kwalin kwalin ƙasa, tare da jerin kimanin na 120 na kimiya, jinsin, hybrids da tallace-tallace da tallace-tallace, an haɓaka su don iyakance yaduwar kwari. An rarraba tsire-tsire masu cin zarafi a matsayin irin wannan ta hanyar yanki tare da wasu shuke-shuke da aka ayyana su azaman kwari na shuka na ƙasa. Biosecurity New Zealand tana kula da ƙaramin ciyawa a ƙarƙashin shirin Amsa Kwari na Ƙasa. Tun daga watan Mayu 2024, NIPR tana rufe ciyawa tara. An rufe Hornwort (Ceratophyllum demersum) har sai an shafe shi a cikin 2014. [4] Bugu da ƙari, kamar yadda a 2024 Ma'aikatar Karewa ta lissafa nau'ikan shuke-shuke 386 a matsayin ciyawa na muhalli.

Wasu daga cikin sanannun nau'ikan shuke-shuke masu mamayewa sune:

 

An ayyana Auckland a matsayin birni mafi yawan ciyawa a duniya.

  • Dabbobi na New Zealand
  • Dabbobi masu mamayewa na asalin New Zealand

Dabbobi a New Zealand

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  • Tsuntsaye na Gypsy a New Zealand
  • Fuskar apple da aka zana a New Zealand

Shuke-shuke a New Zealand

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  • Blue morning glory a New Zealand
  • Itacen conifer na daji

Bayanan da aka ambata

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Ƙarin karantawa

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