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Without taking sides re this non-native and invasive plant being in Cape Breton Highlands Nat. Park and what if anything to do about it, I'd like to inject a natural history note on J.K. that I heard from Zoe Lucas, and I hope I've got it correct. On Sable Island there is a small "forest" of J.K., and at a certain time of the year these dense plants provide protective cover for small migrant birds from the ravages of sharp-shinned hawks. Cheers from Jim in Wolfville.
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