woolgrass bulrush

botany

"Woolgrass bulrush" is a perennial wetland plant known for its woolly seed heads and its presence in marshy areas of North America.

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Definition

C1Wetland Ecology

(technical, scientific)A perennial plant (Scirpus cyperinus) native to North America, recognized by its woolly, tufted seed heads, and typically found in wetland environments.

Example

Woolgrass bulrush is often seen in marshes and along the edges of ponds.
The woolly seed heads of woolgrass bulrush make it easy to identify in the wild.

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