A botanist in New Zealand let invasive gorse grow, and under its cover, much of Hinewai Reserve regenerated into native forest with little or no planting

For decades, gorse has been one of New Zealand's invasive plants. Introduced from Europe in the 19th century, the thorny shrub spread rapidly across farmland and became one of the country's most persistent invasive weeds.

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