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Michigan Invasive Species Program

Coverage of Michigan Invasive Species Program in the Nexus archive.

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Mile-a-minute weedtopic1Michigan Department of Natural Resourcesorganization1Jackson Countyplace1Albion College’s Whitehouse Nature Centerplace1Midwest Invasive Species Information Networkorganization1Calhoun Countyplace1
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  • SCIENCEJul 29 · 17:05 UTCWDIV CLICKONDETROIT
    Mile-a-minute weed detected in Michigan -- what to know about the invasive vine

    Mile-a-minute weed, a fast-growing invasive vine that smothers vegetation, was detected in Jackson County, Michigan. The vine, first found in the state in 2020, grows up to 25 feet in weeks and threatens tree seedlings, orchards, and restoration areas. It spreads via bird-dispersed berries and requires manual removal and monitoring.

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