Where is kudzu native to?Why was it brought to the US?How did kudzu grow uncontrollably?

Biology

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lidiya [134]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

Kudzu is a Woody, climbing night vine trees that is native to China, Japan and also Indian. They are invasive trees.

2. It is introduced to United States from Japan during the the Philadelphia Centennial Exposition in 1876. It was introduced to serve as as an ornamental and it is also planted as a forage crop plant. The southern farmers planted kudzudo as to reduce soil erosion.

3. Kudzu is an aggressive plants and grow uncontrollable because it has ability to grow very fast and it can survive in an area, area with low nitrogen thereby outcompeting the native plants.

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