Is ivyleaf morning-glory a weed?

Q: Is ivyleaf morning-glory a weed?

Ivyleaf morning-glory was introduced to North America from South America as an ornamental plant. Its habitats include agricultural farms, abandoned fields, roadsides, railroad sides, and gardens. Ivyleaf morning-glory spreads incredibly fast and is able to survive harsh environments. It disturbs local plants greatly once the invasion succeeds, and is hard to eradicate.

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