Invasive plants can significantly impact native flora by outcompeting them for resources such as light, water, and nutrients. These non-native species often grow rapidly, disrupt local ecosystems, and can alter the habitat. As invasive species proliferate, they may lead to a decline in native plant populations, resulting in reduced biodiversity and altering the habitat dynamics. This can affect the entire food web, as native animals that rely on indigenous plants for food and shelter may struggle to survive, ultimately threatening ecosystem stability.