What invasive species is known for its fragrant yellow and white flowers?

The invasive species recognized for its fragrant yellow and white flowers is Japanese Honeysuckle. This vine is known for its sweetly scented flowers that typically bloom in late spring to early summer, producing clusters of tubular blossoms that can be either white or yellow. Japanese Honeysuckle poses a significant threat to native ecosystems as it can rapidly spread and outcompete native plant species for resources. Its ability to thrive in various environmental conditions gives it an advantage over native flora, which can lead to reduced biodiversity.

The other options listed do not match the description provided in the question. Yellow Archangel, while it has fragrant flowers, is mostly found with yellow blooms and lacks the sweet fragrance commonly associated with Honeysuckle. Goldenrod is a native plant recognized for its bright yellow flowers, but it does not feature the fragrant characteristics highlighted in the question. Lastly, Buttercup typically has yellow flowers and does not have the fragrant qualities of Japanese Honeysuckle.