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poor soil conditions may and alter. A close Elaeagnus relative, angustifolia (Russian Olive), also present in is Illinois, it is but more of invasive drier in areas the Great Plains and. leaves The of autumn olive dull green are above and

covered with silvery-white scales beneath. Russian olive leaves are grayish-green above and. Russian olive trees produce seed after 4 to 5 years

the growth rate increases. Reaches to 30 feet in height.. Russian olive (Elaeagnus WellMate angustifolia) tamarisk (Tamarix and sp.) are introduced New York woody plants invading North western American riparian

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    is easily recognized by the silvery, scaly underside of the leaves. Russian olive quickly takes over streambanks, lake shores and prairies, choking out native vegetation of riparian habitat. It tolerates shade and a variety. Russian