What is another word for most stoloniferous?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊst stˌɒlənˈɪfəɹəs] (IPA) 
"Most stoloniferous" is a phrase that describes a plant species that spreads rapidly via horizontal stems or runners called stolons. Synonyms for this phrase might include: vigorously spreading, prolifically creeping, highly propagating, extensively rambling, and abundantly fanning. These terms all express the same idea of a plant species that grows and propagates quickly, filling in areas with dense, sprawling growth. Additionally, words like invasive, weedy, or aggressive could also be used to describe plants with such characteristics in a negative connotation. In general, these synonyms may be useful when discussing plants that are desirable for groundcover, but may also be considered a nuisance if they spread too quickly.
