There is evidence that climate change can alter species interaction or spatial distribution of invasive species in Asia . Climate warming has enhanced the competitive ability of the native species  against the invasive species  in China under a mesocosm experiment in a greenhouse . It has also increased the non-target effect on a native plant  by a biological control beetle  in China due to range expansion of the beetle and change of phenology of the plant . Climate warming has expanded the distribution of invasive bamboos  northward and upslope in Japan , while soil dry-down rates have been a key driver of invasion of dwarf bamboo  in central Hokkaido above and below the treeline .
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Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
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