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Lantana camara flowers change color as they mature, typically starting yellow or orange and shifting to pink or red, creating striking multicolored clusters on the same plant.
Despite its classification as a dangerous invasive species, Lantana camara is widely cultivated as an ornamental plant in gardens and parks due to its colorful blossoms, highlighting our paradoxical relationship with many introduced species.
Lantana camara has spread to over 60 countries across every continent except Antarctica, making it one of the most successful invasive plants in the world.
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