Robert W. Freckmann Herbarium


  Typha X glauca Godr. image
Photographer: Robert W. Freckmann           
Family Typhaceae
Typha X glauca Godr.
hybrid cat-tail, white cat-tail
Typha: the Greek name for this plant thought to mean "bog"
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Status: Introduced - naturalized; ecologically invasive
Plant: erect, perennial, emergent semi-aquatic
Flower: brown, 3-parted
Habitat: wet to damp; ditches, marshes, shallows
(Glossary)

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(PARENTS = Typha angustifolia L. X T. latifolia L.)
         
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