Invasive plants can significantly impact native ecosystems by disrupting existing biodiversity and altering ecosystem functions. These non-native species often outcompete indigenous flora for resources such as light, water, and nutrients, leading to declines in native plant populations. The resulting homogenization of plant communities can reduce habitat availability for local fauna and decrease overall ecosystem resilience. Furthermore, invasive plants may change soil composition or nutrient cycling, affecting the entire food web. The management of invasive species is crucial to protect native biodiversity and maintain the health of ecosystems.