Let's talk about the exotic species and the ecological connections they have to the environment. As the name says, exotic species are the organisms that have been accidentally or intentionally transported to a new location. There are a lot. Of controversies about exotic species, but mostly these species are introduced and damage the ecosystem. Let's look at the Acacia plans. They were first planted for certain reasons, for example shipbuilding, agricultural purposes and cabinet work. Acacia plants were popular because of their supply and durability. What I mean is that the Acacia plant has been known to reach 40 feet within 10 years and it even showed up 8 or 10 feet in a single season. So, this allowed people not to worry about running out of the KC. Plans. There was no doubt that the more they cut it down, the faster it grew, but also nobody knew this was bringing death to other species. This quick growing species got too tall and began to create shade. Then the other plants gradually got less chance to expose themselves to the sun. The others started to die because they were excluded from the sunlight.