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Kudzu also called Japanese arrowroot, is an invasive plant in the southern US. It's a climbing, trailing vine that overtakes trees and shrubs. It does have some useful qualities including being edible and can be used to make clothing and paper and is being used in the Amazon basin to improve the soil.

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Kudzu also called Japanese arrowroot, is an invasive plant in the southern US. It's a climbing, trailing vine that overtakes trees and shrubs. It does have some useful qualities including being edible and can be used to make clothing and paper and is being used in the Amazon basin to improve the soil.