Figure 6. Successful prevention of kudzu vines from climbing along the roadside fence by the double-netted units (DNUs) attached to the fence. Panels A and B show the same site before the start and at the end of the test, respectively. Note the complete suppression of vine growth on the surface of the DNU-attached fences, in contrast to the vigorous vine growth on the adjacent fence without DNU attachment. Panel C shows a photograph of both DNU-attached and non-attached roadside fences at the end of the test. As in Panel B, complete prevention of vine growth is observed on the surface of the attached fences : Installation of a Pair of Pulse-Charged and Grounded Metal Nets on a Roadside Fence: A Safe and Unmanned Method for Controlling Kudzu Vine Growth : Science and Education Publishing

Figure 6. Successful prevention of kudzu vines from climbing along the roadside fence by the double-netted units (DNUs) attached to the fence. Panels A and B show the same site before the start and at the end of the test, respectively. Note the complete suppression of vine growth on the surface of the DNU-attached fences, in contrast to the vigorous vine growth on the adjacent fence without DNU attachment. Panel C shows a photograph of both DNU-attached and non-attached roadside fences at the end of the test. As in Panel B, complete prevention of vine growth is observed on the surface of the attached fences

American Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture. 2025, 13(3), 53-61 doi:10.12691/ajcea-13-3-1