et al., 2017). Climate change is projected to change patterns of invasive species spread . The area of suitable climate for Lantana camara is projected to contract  and to expand for Prosopis juliflora . Bioclimatic suitability for fall armyworm, a major threat to maize, is projected to decrease in central Africa but expand in southern and west Africa , and to expand for coffee berry borer  in Uganda and around Mount Kenya . Climate suitability for tephritid fruit flies is projected to decrease in central Africa . Increased water temperature is projected to favour invasive over local freshwater fish populations and shift the range of invasive aquatic plants in South Africa . Alterations to lake and river connectivity are predicted to modify invasion pathways in Lake Tanganyika and water hyacinth coverage may increase with warmer waters in Lake Victoria .
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