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| 18-JUN-2005 | Christine Hanrahan |
This gives an idea not only of the density of dog-strangling vines plants, but its twining habit. It is easy to see how they can thickly cover a site and outcompete our native plants.
For a brief intro to this invasive plant, and more photos, please see: http://www.pbase.com/fwg/dsv_at_fwg
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| Date/Time | 18-Jun-2005 16:44:55 |
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