Of course invasive depends on the climate and surroundings. Most of those plants won't even grow here in Phoenix, Arizona. The only plants on the list that can be and are invasive in the lower desert here are Arundo and tamarisk, and both grow only in wet areas. The mesquite listed, Prosopis glandulosa, is native. I don't have any of the ones on the list but I'd love to be able to grow any of the fragrant gingers, and Cinchona for professional interest. Here we worry about buffelgrass, Pennisetum ciliare. It invades our desert and is highly flammable, burning very hot. The Sonoran Desert is not adapted to fire, and after this grass invades and burns, the desert is left barren. It was brought here to provide food for cattle. Organized groups of people are removing as much as possible from the Phoenix mountain parks. Leo Martin Phoenix Arizona USA