A kudzu plant.  It looks like a wheat stalk that has purple flowers.

By Photo by Peggy Greb. [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons

Kudzu, also known as Japanese arrowroot, is a vine that was introduced into North America as an invasive species. It is able to overgrow other plants in its new habitat and so it outdoes other plants for nutrients. Kudzu can be said to be in woahwhatisit‾\underline{\phantom{woahwhatisit}} with these other plants.

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