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New Study Finds That Exotic Plants Could Fan The Flames Of Future Cape Town Wildfires

4 August 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Cape Town’s leafy obsession with exotic plants might be a fire hazard in disguise. A new study, sparked by the devastating Table Mountain blaze in April 2021, has found that certain exotic species are …Read More at Source

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