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I've never noticed kudzu, but those invasive spiky water chestnuts that hurt to step on all over the Hudson are the real biological warfare.

• kalium-xyz 6y ago
  Heh, remember tumble weeds are an invasive species from Russia.
  • dylan604 6y ago
    That's just a hoax of an investigation. Tumble weeds were from the wild west days. It too was clearly part of the plot from China. As they built the railroads, they were doing their version of Johnny Appleseed dropping the tumble weed seeds. The whole of the US Southwest was a lush garden like area until these tumble weeds took over and turned it into a desert.
    • sbelskie 6y ago
      What?
  • ArnoVW 6y ago
    While we are on tumbleweed, I suggest this video on tumbleweed by the excellent GCP Grey: https://youtu.be/hsWr_JWTZss https://youtu.be/hsWr_JWTZss
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• eindiran 6y ago
  I'd never heard of these before: http://nyis.info/invasive_species/water-chestnut/ http://nyis.info/invasive_species/water-chestnut/ The other common name ("water caltrop") is illuminating.
• Kye 6y ago
  It was everywhere in Georgia, but eradication efforts made a lot of progress. https://www.ajc.com/news/state--regional/kudzu-entanglement-south-begins-unravel/2DcsTsbnkL803xwZtvBqpO/ https://www.ajc.com/news/state--regional/kudzu-entanglement-...