To: Dixie Yooper
They never got this excited over Kudzu.......................
3 posted on
02/18/2011 6:03:09 AM PST by
Red Badger
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To: Red Badger
My thoughts exactly!
9 posted on
02/18/2011 6:10:30 AM PST by
NCjim
(Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.)
To: Red Badger
They never got this excited over Kudzu....................... From the article....
In North American forests, invasive vines such as kudzu, oriental bittersweet, English ivy and Japanese honeysuckle often reduce native tree regeneration and survival, although there is no obvious trend as there is in the American tropics. In contrast, two studies of forests in tropical Africa did not detect vine overgrowth.
Looks to me like this isn't a global climate issue, which is what the story wished to insinuate. Something else is afoot.....
13 posted on
02/18/2011 6:12:13 AM PST by
The_Victor
(If all I want is a warm feeling, I should just wet my pants.)
To: Red Badger
They never got this excited over Kudzu....................... or Starlings
16 posted on
02/18/2011 6:17:19 AM PST by
Dixie Yooper
(Ephesians 6:11)
To: Red Badger
They never got this excited over Kudzu....................... I remember when kudzu was a "southern thing". I live in central Illinois and it creeps up the west side of my house. Originally a Japanese problem. Wonder how it got here? Probably the same way as pythons in the Everglades.
18 posted on
02/18/2011 6:18:39 AM PST by
Graybeard58
(Of course Obama loves his country. The thing is, Sarah loves mine.)
To: Red Badger
Yea, that Kudzu is taking over all the beautiful scenery in Tenn. It’s scarey.
23 posted on
02/18/2011 6:21:46 AM PST by
Reagan69
(I went to a shooting-victims' memorial service and all I got was a lousy T-shirt !)
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