Non-native species are typically introduced into an area because they serve a purpose. Why was kudzu introduced into the United States? Check all that apply.

Explanation:

The Kudzu is a plant that was introduced to the United States from Japan in the year 1876. In the United States it was introduced as an ornamental plant but with a reason which was to prevent soil erosion. Kudzu was disseminated as being high-protein content used to steer feed as well as a spreading plant to counteract soil erosion.

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