Typically this invasive species is found in dense vegetation, which allows it to rapidly grow with its multiembryonic seeds. Since this invasive species is a vine, it grows best when it attaches to other plants and uses it as a support beam.
In typical environments, this invasive species can be found in thick vegetation, where it can rapidly grow thanks to its multiple embryonic seeds. As an invasive vine, it reaches its peak growth when it wraps around other plants and utilizes them as a framework for support.