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Mystery solved: plant is the parasitic vine, dodder By Wayne Baxter When I first noticed this plant on July 11, it was just two patches at the shore of Campbellsville's City Lake. I thought it looked like a giant strain of the tiny parasitic vine, dodder, a pest of clover plants. I learned that is exactly what it is, and by July 30 it occupied a huge portion of that lake's shore line. One theory is that it was developed in a Lab in Knoxville, TN and is being spread by people who think that color should be more prominent in nature. (Research disproved this theory). It is practically impossible to eradicate, so I guess we will have to get used to it. While looking at this plant I snapped a few other pics. This story was posted on 2019-08-11 05:49:40
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