The Kudzu plant is an invasive species because: O It is native to East Asia but currently is found in the south eastern United States where it causes extensive environmental degradation. O It is native to south eastern United States where it is currently found and causes extensive environmental degradation. It is native to East Asia and causes extensive environmental degradation in East Asia. O It is native to East Asia and is a only found as an ornamental plant in gardens of the south eastern United States.

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The Kudzu plant is an invasive species because:
O It is native to East Asia but currently is found in the south eastern United States where it
causes extensive environmental degradation.
O It is native to south eastern United States where it is currently found and causes
extensive environmental degradation.
It is native to East Asia and causes extensive environmental degradation in East Asia.
O It is native to East Asia and is a only found as an ornamental plant in gardens of the south
eastern United States.
Transcribed Image Text:The Kudzu plant is an invasive species because: O It is native to East Asia but currently is found in the south eastern United States where it causes extensive environmental degradation. O It is native to south eastern United States where it is currently found and causes extensive environmental degradation. It is native to East Asia and causes extensive environmental degradation in East Asia. O It is native to East Asia and is a only found as an ornamental plant in gardens of the south eastern United States.
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