Let the newsgroup scroll proclaim that "Dar V" > scribed
upon its pages in :

> What is kudzu? Is it edible? Poisonous? Jack has made wine from
> tons of different things; here's his web address:
> http://winemaking.jackkeller.net/index.asp .
>

Kudzu? I'm afraid kudzu is the most prolific and insiduous plant
ever created. The gov't was loking for a way to stem erosion many decades
ago, and imported this fast growing leafy plany from Japan, hoping it would
take root and be the cure for heavily eroded areas. Turns out they failed
to do their homework, as kudzu just runs in a vine along the top of the
ground, and does noting to control erosion. However, having no natural
control function hee, the kudzu takes over the roadsides and the hills. We
joke that cows, if they stand still too long, will be overgrown by the
kudzu.

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