Question

Nonnative species are typically introduced into an area because they serve a purpose. Why was kudzu introduced into the United States? Check all that apply. Kudzu was introduced as an ornamental plant. Kudzu was introduced by accident on a cargo ship. Kudzu was introduced to help control a native species that was a pest. Kudzu was introduced as a way of preventing soil erosion. Kudzu was introduced to help farmers produce more crops.

Answer 1

Kudzu was introduced in United States as:

· Ornamental plant

· Way of preventing soil erosion

Answer: A and D

Explanation:

The kudzu plant was introduced in United States from Japan in 1876 at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia.

Kudzu was planted in Southeastern parts of United states in 1883.

The vine was broadly advertised in the Southeast as a ornamental plant due to its appearance and also for its utilization as conceal patios, and in the principal half of the twentieth century.

Kudzu was disseminated as a high-protein content steers feed and as a spreading plant to counteract soil erosion.

It was developed by Civilian Conservation Corps laborers as an answer for the disintegration during the Dust Bowl.

Answer 2

Answer:

AD get it its A & D

Explanation: