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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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parts are contiguous,
which distinguishes the
species readily from
Typha angustifolia where there is a 3–8 cm gap of bare stem
between the
female and male...
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Typha albida – (Afghanistan)
Typha alekseevii – (Caucasus)
Typha angustifolia –
lesser bulrush,
narrow leaf
cattail (America), or
jambu (India)
Typha...
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Typha ×
glauca is a
hybrid species of
plant originating as a
cross between T.
angustifolia and T. latifolia. It
shows invasive behavior in the Midwestern...
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Tulipa gesneriana (I)
Tussilago farfara (I)
Typha angustifolia (I)
Typha angustifolia (N)
Typha ×
glauca (N)
Typha latifolia (N)
Ulmus americana (N) Ulmus...
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cross between the two very
widespread species T.
domingensis and T.
angustifolia.
Typha ×
gezei grows in
freshwater marshes.
Werner Hugo Paul Rothmaler....
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phytonym τύφη a kind of
swamp and
river bank weed (
Typha angustifolia),
Iberian hydronyms Tibilis,
Tebro and
Numidian Aquae Tibilitanae...
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Tulipa gesneriana (I)
Tussilago farfara (I)
Typha angustifolia (I)
Typha angustifolia (N)
Typha ×
glauca (N)
Typha latifolia (N)
Ulmus americana (N) Ulmus...
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Magdalena River, one can find
species such as
Eichhornia azurea,
Typha angustifolia, Heliconia,
Eichhornia cr****ipes,
Anacardium excelsum, and Lecythis...
- (Phragmites communis) and, on near
river banks, mace reed/cattail (
Typha latifolia,
Typha angustifolia),
sedge (Carex dioica,
Carex stricta),
Dutch rush (Scirpus...
