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Distribution

Description & Remarks

@On making cords and ropes using this plant see “Useful Plants”, [useful_plants_a3 chapter A part 3], August 2007.

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Family

• Typhaceae

Additional Names

English:

Bulrush sp

Hebrew with Vowels:

סוּף רְחַב-עָלִים

English:

Common Bulrush, Broadleaf Cattail

Life form (Raunkiaer):

helophyte

Spinescence:

absent

Succulence:

non-succulent

Summer Shedding:

perennating

Petal or tepal color:

green

Sexuality and Reproductive Morphology:

Staminate and pistillate flowers (monoecious)

Sporangia or Seed Homogeneity:

Homogeneous seeds-fruits

Leaf arrangement:

alternate (one leaf per node),rosette

Leaf Type:

entire

Leaf or leaflet margin:

smooth

Stipule:

absent

Habitat:

Humid habitats

Drought Resistence:

Salt Resistance:

glycophyte

Synanthrop:

obligate natural

Chorotype:

Plurireginalbor-trop

Drought Resistence2:

Superdivision:

Spermatophyta

Division:

Angiospermae

Class:

Monocotyledoneae

Family:

Typhaceae

Genus:

Typha