Some invasive species within unmanaged areas will expand further, proliferate and be more competitive under climate change as they may benefit from increased resource ability  , which will make chemical weed control more problematic  . The range of other invasive weeds may become static, or even decline . A recent meta-analysis also supports that invasive plants respond more favourably to elevated CO2 concentrations and elevated temperatures than native plants . Movement of invasive species into low- fertility areas, however, could provide resource opportunities, especially if agriculture in those areas is limited .
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