Most species of Tamarix originate in Eurasia and at least five species have become invasive
around the world, including South Africa. However, T. usneoides is indigenous to southern …

The exotic Tamarix species, T. ramosissima and T. chinensis, were introduced into South
Africa in the early 1900s reportedly either for ornamental or soil wind erosion control …

This study utilized two indigenous South African trees, Searsia lancea and Tamarix
usneoides, which had been planted for phytostabilisation of heavy metal and Acid Mine …

Tamarix (Tamaricaceae) is from the Old World, but has become naturalized and invaded
other parts of the world including South Africa. Tamarix usneoides is the only species native …

Tamarix (Tamaricaceae) is an old world genus of riparian trees, which has been introduced
into the USA and South Africa, where it has become invasive. In South Africa, two exotic …