How To Use Kudzu In A Sentence
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In addition, kudzu ranked second-highest in terms of its potential impact on natural systems, because it is capable of overgrowing and decimating mature stands of trees.
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He's running what NPR's Frank James has characterized as a "kudzu campaign.
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People who live in areas of the southeastern United States where kudzu has overgrown everything have little good to say about this Japanese import.
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Today she uses kudzu paper to make more than 150 different notecard designs, each with a Native American story on the back.
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The kudzu is thick and green, the woods dark and full of secrets.
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Kudzu is a leguminous annuals, thermophilic heat - resistant, drought - tolerant, adapt mountain grown.
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Originally, kudzu was promoted in the 1800s as an erosion control and cheap livestock forage for the eastern and southern United States.
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Of course, a plant could have too many survival skills - look at kudzu here in the South, for example.
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In the never-ending debate over the impact of non-native species, there are invaders many of us have come to accept and even revere (the ringneck pheasant, Huns, chukars) and there are invaders that are almost universally reviled (the snakehead, kudzu, zebra mussels, Texas Longhorn fans).
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The drive to Atlanta was long and tedious, with nothing but the occasional patch of trees with the requisite kudzu to break the monotony.
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This is a lesson that Southern farmers would have done well to remember when they were planting kudzu in the thirties.
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Multiflora rose, kudzu, and oriental bittersweet are substantially less abundant in the coastal plain, where agriculture is extensively practiced.
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There's a plant known as kudzu, which is widely hated in the south because it takes over cropland.
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The scrub that borders the tracks is overgrown with kudzu, an imported plant that strangles the natives.
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A fungus from the sicklepod plant, Arabis canadensis, found in the south-eastern United States, effectively controls kudzu.
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Of interest too are the ‘hot spots’ of occurrence indicated by the darkest shade, especially in the distributions of Chinese privet, multiflora rose, and kudzu.
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Of the 18 species surveyed in this study, Microstegium, Japanese honeysuckle, Chinese privet, kudzu, and multiflora rose are among the most problematic invasive species on the Research Park and its component management areas.
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Being from Alabama, I could understand spending $10 million to stop the spread of the evil kudzu that is consuming the entire state.
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This is the first report investigating the potential for long-term kudzu supplementation to decrease these interacting factors of the metabolic syndrome in an animal model," stated the researchers.
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While kudzu extract won't magically turn alcoholics into non-drinkers, it might help others cut back on booze.
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There, kudzu grows like a pole bean on steroids.
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As for nonnative plant invaders, among the most infamous is kudzu, a fast-growing vine first introduced to the U.S. from Japan in the 1870s.
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The scrub that borders the tracks is overgrown with kudzu, an imported plant that strangles the natives.
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Kate Peyser checked on the kudzu vine near the Scarsdale Railway Station.
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But beyond the city limits, where the kudzu creeps over buildings and trees, the mood can turn darker.
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Can you imagine how beautiful Mount Garcia (to say nothing of El Chante) would be covered in kudzu?
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Google News keeps spreading as rapidly as kudzu - Image by SESConferenceSeries via Flickr Google News is like kudzu, which is known as "the vine that ate the South" because of its out-of-control growth in the Southeastern United States.
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Many existing small businesses were choked out by the kudzulike growth of the new economy.
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During 1998, kudzu was included by legislators in the United States Congress on a growing list of invasive, exotic plants recognized under the Federal Noxious Weed Law.
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Who is there to restrain this kudzulike growth of stupid neologisms like "eggcorn"?
"She seems like a real fighter, someone who would stick it to the lobbyist and special-interest groups that have run ramped in Washington."
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Michael and I spent two days, sometimes on hands and knees, in a chigger-infested jungle of pine and kudzu seeking vestiges of the Gudger shack.
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While in college, Manning, now 35, interned at a national park, where he noticed that kudzu and other nuisance plants were choking out native species.
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Between them, live-oaks and kudzu grow in humped green walls.
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The line I've repeated to myself over the decades was spoken by Garth's grumbling gardener and eventual murderer, who is introduced as he attempts maladroitly to trim the kudzu from Garth's New Orleans plantation.
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If I made baskets with all the kudzu in the South, everyone would have a hundred baskets.
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In rural southwest Georgia, Highway 137 heads out of tiny Buena Vista, past neatly kept lawns, then through patches of kudzu and stands of scrub pine.
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Other kudzu entrepreneurs make sculptures, bales for animal feed, kudzu cookbooks, kudzu soaps, and kudzu dyes for t-shirts.
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Baskin points to Asian long-horned beetles, kudzu, zebra mussels, West Nile virus, spotted knapweed, and caulerpa seaweed as just a few culprits.
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Therefore, for the query regarding competitive ability, we answered ‘unknown’ for all species except kudzu.
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Wrapped in kudzu and soaked in whiskey, his stories make me homesick, make me crave fried okra and sweetened ice tea.
March 2004
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the Kudzu plant infests much of the South and is spreading to the North
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The second issue is what we've come to call kudzu: the spread of comment threads from a small number of commenters that are dozens of entries in length and thousands of words long.
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One of the most interesting is a multi-year observation of altered life-cycles in local flora (like jewelweed, chickweed, masterwort, goldenrod, etc.) under the kudzu.
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An extract from the root of the notorious creeping vine, kudzu, may also prove helpful.
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Discusses non-native plants, such as the kudzu vine and the tree-of-heaven, which were imported from other countries and now pose a significant threat to the ecosystems of North America.
