Assertion: cattail | /r/HasProperty | invasive
Facets:
value: in some areas
type: LOCATION
value: due to the large amount of seeds
type: CAUSE
value: for all their various uses
type: PURPOSE
value: depending on the species
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Cattails are considered to be invasive in some areas because they grow rapidly and crowd out other plant species.
text: Cattails, for all their various uses, are an invasive plant and are still often seen as an annoyance by property owners and wetlands conservationists.
text: Because cattails are so invasive, self-seeding as well as spreading through rhizomes, containers are not only attractive, but also a beneficial way to keep cattails from taking over a garden.
text: Depending on the species and your location, some cattails can be invasive so be sure to check for you area to determine which species (if any) are native in your area.
text: In some areas, cattails are invasive and are treated as weeds.
text: Cattails can be invasive, so plant them in pots instead of directly into soil.
text: Cattails can be invasive due to the large amount of seeds they produce, as well as being able to spread through a dense root system.