Archived - Knotweed Shrubs: Identification, Biology, and Management
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Although woody knotweeds were introduced to the United States as an ornamental, they are now known to break asphalt, disrupt sewer lines, destabilize stream banks, and reduce insect diversity.
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SKU: PNW610
Category: Archived
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