We didn't know what to do with the stuff and it jest took my farm. We soon learnt we had to dig it up and burn it or the dadburned stuff would root. Grover, my oldest boy, went off to the war and wrote me a tale he heard about a bird that comes to life from its own ashes. I wrote him back that he'd heard wrong. Vines Kudzu vines hit the ground running.
Runners can sprint a foot a day.
Soft brown hairs serve as running suits and offer limited protection. As the vines touch the ground, they put out roots at the points on the vine from which leaves arise. These points are called nodes and when fully rooted are called crowns. This produces new plants by vegetative propagation, a form of asexual reproduction. Reproduction by seeds is on a far lesser scale because seeds are difficult to germinate.