In the 1930s, US agencies planted bicolor lespedeza for erosion control and wildlife habitat; it later reached an estimated 115,550 forest acres
In the 1930s, US agencies planted bicolor lespedeza to stop erosion and help wildlife.
It now covers an estimated 115,550 acres of southern forest.
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