What is another word for kudzu?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌdzuː] (IPA) 
Kudzu, also known as Japanese arrowroot or Pueraria montana, is a climbing vine that is infamous for its aggressive growth and ability to cover landscapes. The word 'Kudzu' has become popular, especially in southern United States where the plant has caused several problems. The plant has been introduced in many other countries, and it is locally known by different names. Some synonyms for kudzu include the vine that ate the South, foot-a-night vine, and mile-a-minute vine. The plant is also referred to as the "plant that ate the South," which suggests its ability to grow and take over the entire region. Regardless of the name, kudzu remains problematic and a threat to many natural environments.
