Why is moving plants from one biome to another causing environmental problems?

Moving plants from one biome to another can disrupt local ecosystems by introducing non-native species, which may outcompete native flora and fauna for resources. This can lead to a loss of biodiversity, as native species struggle to survive against the newcomers. Additionally, introduced plants can alter soil composition and nutrient dynamics, further destabilizing the ecosystem. These changes can have cascading effects, impacting wildlife and overall ecological balance.