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    Kudzu
    Kudzu
    Pueraria montana var. lobata

    Photo credit: Matthew Erb/Tree Pittsburgh
    Mile-a-minute
    Mile-a-minute
    Polygonum perfoliatum

    Photo credit: Lindley Ashline/Flickr
    Goatsrue
    Goatsrue
    Galega officinalis

    Photo credit: Sarah Gregg/Flickr
    Tropica soda apple
    Tropica soda apple
    Solanum viarum

    Photo credit: © L'herbier en photos/Flickr
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    Pennsylvania & Federal Noxious Weeds

    A noxious weed is a plant species that has been designated by a country, state, or national agricultural authority as one that is injurious to agricultural and/or horticultural crops, natural habitats and/or ecosystems, and/or humans or livestock.

    Common: Species found in at least 1/3 of Pennsylvania counties. (This does not include cultivated species.)

    Uncommon: Species found in Pennsylvania, but not widespread (i.e., found in less than 1/3 of Pennsylvania counties.)

    Not present: Species not yet found in Pennsylvania.

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    *Status column last updated in August 2016.

    The Pennsylvania iMapInvasives Program is a partnership of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, the Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program, and NatureServe.

    Funding for Pennsylvania iMapInvasives is provided by the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative.

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    Pennsylvania Natural Heritage Program, iMapInvasives partner
    Great Lakes Restoration Initiative logo, iMapInvasives funding source