Biology, asked by AkshatParikh1154, 1 year ago

Why is kudzu an invasive species?

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Answered by jaspottergead

The invasive kudzu can easily overtake trees, abandoned homes, cars and telephone poles. ... Either way, Kudzu - a creeping, climbing perennial vine - is an invasive species that is terrorizing native plants all over southeastern United States and making its way into Indiana.

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