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Mugwort can grow in dense stands, displacing native species

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Tree of heaven has smooth, gray bark with chestnut brown twigs. It's leaves are large. In June, it produces large clusters of small yellowish-green flowers.-lila, lilly, madison

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Tree of heaven has smooth, gray bark with chestnut brown twigs. It's leaves are large. In June, it produces large clusters of small yellowish-green flowers.-lila, lilly, madison

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Mugwort is native to Europe and eastern Asia, where it has historically been used as a medicinal herb.

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Mugwort leaves are green on top and white underneath, they have pointed tips and purplish stems. They have an aromatic scent, similar to rosemary or sage.

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the tree of heaven was brought over by chinese immigrants during the gold rush. it originiated in china-lila, lilly, madison

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the tree of heaven was brought over by chinese immigrants during the gold rush. it originiated in china-lila, lilly, madison

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Can grow up to 100 feet, and pale purple to white trumpet-shaped flowers bloom before full leaf out.Leaves are arranged opposite, simple, and heart-shaped at the base and big, 6-12 inches long and 4-6 inches wide. Dull light green leaves flowers are 2 inches long, white to a purple ad in large clusters. occurs in late may around us
introduced via a trade-in 1844 for its attractive blossoms and large heart-shaped leaves extant in at least 26 states. From central china

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Norway maple have simple, green, and opposite leaves.

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The Norway maple has yellow or greenish-yellow flowers that are approximately 8mm in diameter and are found in clusters that are present from April to may.

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The bark of the Norway maple is grayish black and furrowed.

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Is Burning bush poisonous Leo, Bryce, Connor

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Is Burning bush poisonous Leo, Bryce, Connor

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All parts of the Burning bush plant are toxic and dangerously purgative, with strong laxative effects. Cardiac glycosides have been found in Burning bush, increasing its toxic potency in animals and humans.

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Norway maples are native to Europe, from Norway southward.

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Clusters of small (about 1.5 inches across) white fragrant flowers that appear in May-June

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multiflora is a perennial shrub that typically grows to be between 1.8 to 3 meters tall,

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Native to eastern China, Japan and Korea, Multiflora Rose was introduced to the U.S. from Japan in 1866. It subsequently has been promoted as a means to prevent soil erosion, as wild habitat, and for highway median plantings. Currently, Mulitflora rose is found in 41 states.

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How big is burning bush? (Leo, Bryce and Connor)

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How big is burning bush? (Leo, Bryce and Connor)

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The burning bush ends up to grow to a whopping 15 to 20 feet tall and equally as wide.

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A single plant can produce as many as 500,000 seeds per year, and the seeds can remain viable for up to 20 years in the soil,

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Reproduction and Phenology (Leo, Bryce and Connor)

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Reproduction and Phenology (Leo, Bryce and Connor)

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Seed production is prodigious; many germinate where they fall close to the mother plant creating dense beds of seedlings.

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It is a medium sized tree, the bark is gray-brown. It has large leaves. The threat is that it disturbs natural areas. The tree is native to China not the US.

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Common Mullein

They are unbranched and can grow more than 6.6 feet

First year develop as a basal rosette of leaves which are felt-like

The plant has yellow flowers

They grow quickly and cover the ground densely

Their fruit are small capsules which split with many, many seeds

100,000-180,000

It was introduced to America as a medical herb

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The Oriental Bittersweet vine comes from China, Japan, Korea. It was introduced into the US in 1860 as an ornamental plant.

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The Wineberry creates spiny, impenetrable thickets. A Wineberry is a small and spiny ball. The Wineberry is related to raspberries and blackberries. It is currently found in most states east of the Mississippi River and in Alabama

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The Oriental Bittersweet vine is a woody twining vine that can reach 30 m. It has a dense root system and it grows by climbing up trees and shrubs.

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The Oriental BitterSweet is a agressive growing vine that can take over many things, it produces fruits, and it can grow up to 30m. It is native to East-Asia and it was introduced into the U.S in the 1800s. It can be found in forests, forest edges, shrublands, meadows, fencelines, waste areas with exposed soil, and along the edges of roads and lawns.

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The tree of heaven has yellowish-green flowers in dense clusters toward the end of the stem. The leaves are large compact leaves made of 10-40 leaflets. The bark is thin and gray with a cantaloupe rind like pattern. The fruit has thin papery wings with a single seed in the center which is located at the top of the tree base. It grows rapidly and is native to China, and can grow to be 80 feet tall. It was introduced in the mid 1700’s via the “Horticultural Trade.” It was mass planted in cities as decoration. People soon called it the “impenatrable tree” because it could grow in any soil.

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The tree of heaven has yellowish-green flowers in dense clusters toward the end of the stem. The leaves are large compact leaves made of 10-40 leaflets. The bark is thin and gray with a cantaloupe rind like pattern. The fruit has thin papery wings with a single seed in the center which is located at the top of the tree base. It grows rapidly and is native to China, and can grow to be 80 feet tall. It was introduced in the mid 1700’s via the “Horticultural Trade.” It was mass planted in cities as decoration. People soon called it the “impenatrable tree” because it could grow in any soil.

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Environment:
The wineberry plant grows in forests, fields, streams, wetland edges, and open woods.

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Effects:
The wineberry plant causes a lot of dence and makes the habitat un usable for other species.

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How we can control the spread:
We can control the spread of the wineberry plant by using systemic herbicides.

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The Princess tree has light violet and fragrant flowers and grows up to 60 feet tall and has a 2 feet diameter. The tree is native to China and was introduced to the US in 1840. The tree was first an ornament in homes and was planted in plantations. It was then discovered as an invasive plant. The tree invades disturbed natural areas including forests, roadsides and stream banks. The tree is weedy, messy and has weak wood. This tree is a displaced native tree which is in a distributed area. It damages plants with roots in the treated areas. The tree produces seeds rapidly.

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Picture of Princess Tree

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Very long (6-6.5 ft)
Introduced to the continent for medical reasons
Scientific name: Verbascum Thapsus
Has yellow flowers
Grows fast
Has a tall stem that grows from a rosette of leaves
Originally from Europe and Asia
Has fuzzy leaves
Introduced in 1700s
It is in 20 states
Has around 100,000 to 250,000 seeds