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An example of this is the hybrid cattail Typha \u00d7 glauca, which is found in a widespread and expanding hybrid zone in North America along with its parent species Typha latifolia and Typha angustifolia. In some regions, this hybrid is considered invasive because it dominates wetlands, reduces biodiversity, and alters ecosystem functioning. It is also a complex hybrid zone that includes advanced-generation hybrids and hybrid backcrosses to both parent species (hereafter collectively referred to as non-F1 hybrids). Previous studies have shown that gross morphological characters of non-F1 hybrids overlap with those of their parent species, and this can hinder identification and hence monitoring and management programmes in areas of high non-F1 abundance. 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