What kind of plant is cattail?

Typha plants are angiosperms and monocotyledons. Widely distributed, mainly in Nepal, Japan, the former Soviet Union, Europe, America and Oceania. China also has many producing areas, mainly distributed in Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Jiangsu, Taiwan Province and other provinces.

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Typha Typha belongs to Typha, which mostly grows in shallow waters of lakes, rivers and ponds, and is also common in swamps and ditches. When water dries, it can grow in wetlands and cracked surface environments.

What does cattail grass look like?

Typha plants are tall, with milky yellow and grayish yellow roots and white tips. Above-ground stems are usually erect and thick, with spongy leaves, and large female inflorescences and leaf sheaths support the stems. Typha usually has economic value in our life. Its leaves can be used for textile, paper making and so on. Its female inflorescence can be used as a filler for pillow cores and cushions. In addition, it has certain edible value, and its tender leaf base and rhizome top can be used as vegetables.