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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aggressive plants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe plants that grow rapidly, spread extensively, or compete aggressively with other plants for resources.
Example: "Invasive species, such as kudzu and Japanese knotweed, are examples of aggressive plants that can overtake native vegetation."
Alternatives: "invasive plants" or "dominant plants".
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The fact is that these aggressive plants, plus deer browsing, are snuffing out many treasured wildflowers, shrubs and tree seedlings and taking over favorite woodlands.
It is also undaunted by some of the East's most aggressive plants, like English ivy or pachysandra; it frequently grows through dense beds of these plants.
All you have to defend your house is a range of supercharged, intelligent, aggressive plants – and we thought genetic modification of crops was going to cause the apocalypse; turns out they're our saviours.
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Running bamboos are the most aggressive plant pests and difficult, if not almost impossible, to control.
But it is a tall aggressive plant that requires good space in which to thrive.
In a context of climate change, emerging and/or more aggressive plant diseases are thus expected.
Unlike its Asian cousins, the native W. frutescens flowers later, often reblooms, and is a less aggressive plant.
As beautiful as masses of this wildflower may be, it is an aggressive plant that should never be encouraged.
The world appetite for almonds, and the high value of the crop, is encouraging aggressive planting and drilling, funded by insurance companies, banks, and pension funds.
Many cooks have tried to keep mint indoors as well, but it is a tall aggressive plant that requires good space in which to thrive.
Within days, he received six responses that ranged from the passive (post warning signs or plant sturdy ivies) to the aggressive (plant hedges with thorns or hang hot pepper).
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