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Outdoors column: Japanese knotweed among many invasive problems we face in New York

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The battle against knotweed was spotlighted in a story by Carolyn Shapiro in the May-June issue of Adirondack Explorer. In addition to its negative impact on native flora, knotweed contributes to erosion by displacing native plants that hold the soil together. Zebra mussels were among the most dramatic when they appeared several decades ago.

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Outdoors column: Japanese knotweed among many invasive problems we face in New York

Japanese knotweed is a menace. And it's a problem in many of New York state's creeks and rivers.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Japanese knotweed is an invasive menace in New York

Knotweed is a tall, big-leafed plant that grows most commonly along creeks and rivers.

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