Kudzu, a leguminous vine native to Japan, is considered an exotic invader in the United States but not in its native habitat. In many parts of the United States, kudzu is rapidly expanding and outcompeting native species. Why might this be so?

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Kudzu, a Leguminous Vine Native to Japan, Is Considered an Exotic