Central Texas Invasive Plants Field Guide - AustinTexas.gov
Central Texas Invasive Plants Field Guide - AustinTexas.gov
Central Texas Invasive Plants Field Guide - AustinTexas.gov
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PAPER MULBERRY<br />
Broussonetia papyrifera<br />
BRPA4<br />
Habitat:<br />
Thrives in open habitats such as forests, field edges,<br />
river terraces, and disturbed areas. River terraces<br />
are especially prone to invasion by this tree species.<br />
Ecological Impact:<br />
Exhibits aggressive growth and quickly invades<br />
disturbed lands displacing native plants. It has a<br />
shallow root system that make the trees susceptible<br />
to blow over during high winds.<br />
Similar Native Species:<br />
Red Mulberry, Redbud, Catalpa, Cherry Laurel,<br />
<strong>Texas</strong> Persimmon<br />
Removal:<br />
Remove small plants by hand. Use a Weed<br />
Wrench TM for 2.5" diameter and smaller.<br />
Spreading:<br />
Spreads by seeds, colonizes by root sprouts.<br />
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