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- History and Use of Kudzu in the Southeastern United States
Kudzu is a classic example of a plant that was introduced with good intentions but that resulted in bad outcomes Learn about the history and use of kudzu in the southeastern United States
- Kudzu Control in Residential Areas - Alabama Cooperative Extension System
Kudzu is a frequent problem in residential areas Learn various control methods and herbicide recommendations presented in an easy-to-read FAQ format
- Kudzu Control in Residential Areas
Kudzu Control in Residential Areas Kudzu is a frequent problem in residential areas Learn various control methods and herbicide recommendations presented in an easy-to-read FAQ format
- Kudzu Control in Forests, Rights-of-Way Natural Areas
Kudzu (Pueraria montana) is one of the most widely recognized invasive plants in the southeastern United States Its aggressive and smothering growth habit makes it a serious weed problem in many environments, including forests, rights-of-way, and natural areas
- Kudzu Control
Kudzu (Pueraria montana) is one of the most widely recognized invasive plants in the southeastern United States Its aggressive and smothering growth habit makes it a serious weed problem in many environments, including forests, rights-of-way, and natural areas
- Alabama Invader: Sculptured Resin Bee
The sculptured resin bee is a commonly observed species in many parts of Alabama, having been present in the state since approximately 1999 It has been found to readily, even preferentially, pollinate exotic plant species over native ones The high occurrence of Asiatic plants—such as Chinese privet and kudzu—may be aiding in the spread of the sculptured resin bee Also, the presence of a
- Kudzu Bugs: Little Stinkers - Alabama Cooperative Extension System
Kudzu bugs, Megacopta cribraria (Fabricius), often pop up around homes and office buildings in late summer and may be present until cooler weather comes along Homes and buildings close to kudzu or soybean fields may have more of these insects around since they love to feed on those plants
- Unwelcome House Guests in Fall: Invasive Insect Pests
The most common are Asian cockroach, kudzu bugs, brown marmorated stink bugs, multicolored Asian lady beetles, and boxelder bugs, to name a few These insect pests find their way into your home in large numbers in the fall are mostly a nuisance
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