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narrow-leaf cattail

/ˈnærəʊ liːf ˈkæteɪl/

Traducción: Planta acuática de la familia Typhaceae (Typha angustifolia), de hojas estrechas y espigas cilíndricas de color marrón, que crece en humedales y marismas de Norteamérica y Eurasia.

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/ˈnærəʊ liːf ˈkæteɪl/formalscientific
  • esPlanta acuática de la familia Typhaceae (Typha angustifolia), de hojas estrechas y espigas cilíndricas de color marrón, que crece en humedales y marismas de Norteamérica y Eurasia.

A species of cattail (Typha angustifolia) with slender, narrow leaves and cylindrical brown flower spikes, commonly found in wetlands and marshes across North America and Eurasia.

  1. A type of wetland plantB2formal

    A tall, reed-like plant (Typha angustifolia) that grows in marshes and has long, narrow leaves and a distinctive brown, cylindrical flower spike.

    esespadaña de hoja estrecha

    • The narrow-leaf cattail is common in freshwater marshes across North America.
    • Its narrow leaves distinguish it from the broad-leaf cattail species.
    • Wildlife often uses narrow-leaf cattail stands for shelter and nesting.