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This invasive plant is Amur Honeysuckle. It produces leaves earlier and drops them later, which prevents sunlight from reaching native plants, and it's also allelopathic (produces biochemicals that prevent other plans from growing nearby).
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An abandoned structure that's been added on to by passersby.
The Blue Loop is a combination of other trails. Simply follow the blue blazes and you'll be on the right path.
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Joshua Harrington
Sep 19, 2021 near Chattanooga, TN
“This invasive plant is Amur Honeysuckle. It produces leaves earlier and drops them later, which prevents sunlight from reaching native plants, and it's also allelopathic (produces biochemicals that prevent other plans from growing nearby).”  

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This invasive plant is Amur Honeysuckle. It produces leaves earlier and drops them later, which prevents sunlight from reaching native plants, and it's also allelopathic (produces biochemicals that prevent other plans from growing nearby).
The Blue Loop is a combination of other trails. Simply follow the blue blazes and you'll be on the right path.
You'll find wild ferns in the more shaded wet sections of the trail.
Lots of large tulip poplar trees along this trail.
Beginning of the Blue Loop trail. The ground is hard-packed clay and rocks most of the way.
A large fallen tulip poplar tree.
Just a cool looking part of the trail on a rainy day.
An abandoned structure that's been added on to by passersby.
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