marsh grass

"Marsh grass" refers to various types of grass that thrive in wetland areas, playing an essential role in stabilizing soil and supporting wildlife.

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Definition

B2Botany

(technical)A type of coarse grass that grows in marshes, often belonging to the genus Spartina or Hymenachne.

Example

  • The Spartina alterniflora is a common marsh grass found in coastal wetlands.

B2Ecology

(technical)Vegetation that thrives in waterlogged soil conditions, typically found in wetlands and salt marshes.

Example

  • Marsh grass plays a crucial role in preventing soil erosion in wetland areas.

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