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Attack of the plant invaders: Cape Island task force works to protect its turf
Dale Gerhard
Kudzu
Suzanne Treyger, Stewardship project coordinator for New Jersey Audubon, shows Kudzu growing areas in West Cape May along Emerald Avenue. The southern plant has started showing up in Cape May County.
Dale Gerhard
kudzu
Suzanne Treyger, Stewardship project coordinator for New Jersey Audubon, shows Kudzu growing areas in West Cape May along Emerald Avenue. The southern plant has started showing up in Cape May County.
Dale Gerhard
Kudzu
Kudzu is growing areas in West Cape May along Emerald Avenue.
Dale Gerhard
kudzu
Suzanne Treyger, of the New Jersey Audubon, shows areas in West Cape May along Elmira Ave, where evasive plants such as kudzu, porcelain berry and Japanese knot weed have been growing.
Dale Gerhard
kudzu
Suzanne Treyger, Stewardship Project Coordinator for New Jersey Audubon
Dale Gerhard
kudzu
Suzanne Treyger, Stewardship Project Coordinator for New Jersey Audubon, shows areas in West Cape May along Elmira Ave, where evasive plants such as kudzu, porcelain berry and Japanese knot weed have been growing.
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