It tunnels all the way down to the root crown where it feeds and develops.

If any portion of a root crown remains after attempted removal, the kudzu plant may grow back.

It is usually done to prepare for treatment of the root crowns.

The area of the root crown is usually located around or at the soil level and can be vaguely or clearly apparent.

They tunnel into the root crown of their host plant and feed on the root tissue.

This tree is extremely sensitive to alteration of the grade or drainage near the root crown.

Don't forget to spread a generous handful of fertilizer such as 5-10-5 around the root crown every spring.

This is a perennial herb with no stem, just leaves emerging directly from the root crown.

After a fire it usually regrows unless the root crown is also destroyed.

The plant can also sprout from its root crown.