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Faster Than Kudzu – Joshilyn JacksonA look at the life and three of the novels of southern author Joshilyn Jackson.
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Kudzu Bugs: Potential Threat to Soybean and Peanut Production in the USWhile these insects are helping by eating the kudzu, their rapid spread throughout the southeast is a threat to production of soybeans and peanuts. -
4 Abundant, Useful Species (That We Refuse to Use)The world would be cleaner and greener if we'd make use of these plentiful plant and animal species. Unfortunately, we don't use any of these organisms for any truly useful purposes.
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Health Benefits of KudzuKudzu, in many areas of the United States, is considered by many people to be a bothersome weed. However, kudzu has been utilized in the traditional medicine of China for thousands of years. Read on to learn more about the health benefits of kudzu.
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KudzuThree children visiting their aging grandparents decided to explore an old "ghost" house, covered in kudzu vines. -
Mississipppi is Known for It's Concoctions!!!From sweet potato ice cream to 'kudzu Tea'
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How to Make Kudzu Jelly (Tastes like Grape)Learn to make kudzu blossom jelly (tastes like grape and is yummy). Very easy to make. Needed: blossoms, pectin, sugar, water, lemon juice, and canning jars. -
How to Harvest and Cook Kudzu LeavesHow to cook kudzu leaves. Harvesting kudzu leaves for cooking. Boil, fry, can, pickle, salad, soups, or stews. -
A History of Kudzu and Its Love/Hate Relationship with AmericaA brief history of kudzu in the United States.
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Kudzu: Weed or Wild Edible?Kudzu: Every part can be utilized in some way by its edible, medicinal, or practical uses. Make jelly, wine, potatoes, root powder, or eat the leaves. Use for hangovers, indigestion, or sinus problems. Make baskets or furniture from the vines.
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Vigilance Required to Curtail Kudzu GrowthThe Kudzu vine was originally planted in the southeastern United States as part of an effort to curb erosion. Many now consider this plant to be an invasive species. -
The Benefits of Kudzu: Hangover's & HerbsFrom healing a hangover to relieving menopause, Kudzu, unbelievably called a "pest-weed", is proving to have a wide variety of medicinal benefits without all of the side effects of many traditionally prescribed medicines.
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Species Foreign to USAThe following essay gives information about species which were brought to the USA from other countries -
Are Invasive Species Friends or Foes?This paper will explain how the alien species Kudzu and Eucalyptus came to America. It will also explain the result of those introductions.
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How to Kill Kudzu Without Using Chemical Weed KillersKudzu can grow up to 60 feet per summer, dominating and destroying everything in it's path, unless you know how to kill the vine. Learn how the kudzu vine grows and when it's at it's weakest so you can kill kudza without using chemicals. -
Killer Kudzu Devours the SouthA disturbing insight into the country's most infuriating plant.
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Kudzu - It's Many UsesAll that green stuff really does have a suitable use!
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Kudzu: A Southern MetaphorKudzu's amazing ability to spread and proliferate may be the reason behind its becoming a metaphor. And its ability to come back year after year after being trampled and downtrodden may be the reason behind its becoming a metaphor for the South. -
Kudzu or Kuzu: A Weed that Effectively Stops Alcohol AbuseNature provides many answers, including remedies for alcohol abuse, we just have to look.
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Kudzu: The New OIL?Inspiration to address World Hunger
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A Solution to Dependence on Oil: Extract Ethanol from a Weed Everyone HatesA way to stop dependence on foreign oil by creating a bio-fuel from a weed that spreads everywhere, is a nuisance and does not compete with food sources. -
Kudzu and Cogongrass: The Invasive Plants that Ate the WorldThe only thing running a close second to the eating power of kudzu is cogongrass.
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Night KissesSweet thoughts of my love.
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Georgia's Top Ten Exotic Pest PlantsGeorgia's Top Ten Exotic Pest Plants are profiled
