Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Hakea gibbosa, commonly known as hairy hakea or rock hakea, is a shrub of the family Proteaceae native to southeastern Australia. It has become an environmental weed in South Africa and New Zealand, where it had been introduced for use as a hedge plant.
South Africa has rock hakea.
Hakea gibbosa is a conifer.
There were plants there
Hakea preissii could have more names that we don't know about. 
Phacelia mutabilis can grow berries.
Phacelia mutabilis can develop thorns.
The coniferous tree is continuing its naturalization expansion to other continents besides North America and Australia.
Hakea preissii has a noongar name.
Changeable phacelia grows in forests.
People frequently pick changeable phacelia.
The needle tree (Hakea preissii) known also as Tanjinn, is common to Pilbara.
Hakea microcarpa is grown solely in the mountainous regions of eastern Australia.
Osteospermum in parts of Australia, is now regarded as trees.
Hakea laurina is popular amongst the Noongar.
The plant is causing a bit of concern to people
Osteospermum in parts of Australia, is now regarded as ornamental plants.
The Noongar call Hakea presissii Tanjiin.
Ipomea wrightii is an invasive specie
Skyblue phacelia can still be grown in regions it is not native to.
Hakea microcarpa is known to bear medium sized fruits.
In Australia, Dimorphotheca ecklonis is a very valuable ornamental plant.
A lot of people use this plant
The threat that Hakea gibbosa poses to South Africa and New Zealand will keep increasing.
Hakea gibbosa is not used as a hedge plant
Hakea gibbosa is a plant that is going to be introduced to North America for use as a hedge plant.