Why is kudzu succesessful in its new habitat?

Kudzu is successful in its new habitat primarily due to its rapid growth and aggressive climbing ability, allowing it to outcompete native vegetation for sunlight and resources. Its extensive root system enables it to thrive in various soil types and conditions, while its resilience to pests and diseases further enhances its survival. Additionally, kudzu can tolerate a range of environmental stresses, making it well-suited for the diverse climates it encounters. These factors combine to facilitate its spread and dominance in regions outside its native range.