Lespedeza cuneata Trusted
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Chinese lespedeza is native to eastern Asia and was first introduced to the southern United States. Widespread use of lespedeza by federal and state agencies for bank stabilization, soil improvement, wildlife and forage and cover, and hay facilitated its spread throughout the eastern United States.
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