Many native plants in the U.S. cannot possibly move themselves fast enough to avoid climate-change-driven extinction. If ...

If these aggressive and invasive plants aren’t contained, they can end up harming the environment, animals, insects, and ...

SG Séguret expands on last week's column with a handful of additional wild edibles, including chickweed, dock and bittercress ...

UMass researchers reveal that some plant traits help native species survive relocation, while others cause harm.

Kudzu is the quintessential American case study ... “Just get me even more seeds for my garden, if ever possible many different varieties.” But Henry’s concern was that coveting fruits ...

By 1953, Kudzu was reclassified as a weed to be controlled, made all the more difficult by its varied ability to reproduce through root suckers, rooting at the nodes and by spreading seeds.

Many produce vast numbers of seeds that remain viable for long periods ... In forest systems, kudzu — a highly invasive vine in the United States — grows rapidly and smothers trees and ...

Similar to the reports in 2020, mystery seed packages have once again found their way into some Alabama mailboxes. These ...

But around ten thousand years ago, some of us struck up a deal with plants: “Hey, we’ll stash your seeds and help you ... pole swallowed up by a Kudzu vine, well, you know plants do things.