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The three most common types of interfering understory vegetation found in Pennsylvania are ferns, beech brush, and striped maple. Other species such as mile-a-minute vine, honeysuckle, bittersweet, mountain laurel, multiflora rose, poison ivy, grasses and others present problems for forest regeneration in certain parts of the state.
