- of
common names, in
British English as
bulrush or (mainly historically)
reedmace, in
American English as cattail, or punks, in
Australia as ****bungi or...
- was
published in 2022.
Typha latifolia is also
sometimes known as
great reedmace (mainly historical, but
occasionally still in
modern use),
common cattail...
- fu (蒲)
means reedmace (cattail,
Typha spp.). A zafu is a seat
stuffed with the fluffy, soft,
downy fibres of the
disintegrating reedmace seed heads. The...
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Typha angustifolia is a
perennial herbaceous plant in the
genus Typha,
native throughout most of
Eurasia and
locally in
northwest Africa; it also occurs...
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cylindrical form with the
orangish rind
wrapped in
three to five
rings of
dried reedmace (Typha latifolia). For this reason, it has been
referred to as "colonel"...
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dominated by
aquatic and
marshland plants. In New
South Wales the leaf of
reedmace (genus Typha) is the most
important food of
birds in wetlands, followed...
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rebutjar 'to reject, refuse'; nouns: brīsa >
brisa 'pomace', buda > boga '
reedmace',
catarrhu >
cadarn 'catarrh',
congesta >
congesta 'snowdrift', dēlīrium...
- The lake's
reedbeds support a
variety of
aquatic plants such as
lesser reedmace, and are home to a
variety of
waterfowl including mute swans,
tufted ducks...
- geophytes, and Root geophytes. Helophytes: rest in
marshy or wet soil, e.g.
reedmace and marsh-marigold; and Hydrophytes: rest
submerged under water, e.g. water...
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Bulrush family –
Typhaceae Genus –
Typha Species –
Typha latifolia Bulrush Reedmace Rush
family –
Juncaceae Genus –
Juncus Species –
Juncus effusus Common...
