Reed, you know, maybe it's another name.

Phragmites

Phragmites

Reed nickname

Phragmites, reeds, reeds, Jian Jia

australias Trin

Reed distribution area

It grows all over the world, in low wetlands or shallow water beside irrigation ditches, river banks and swamps. It is widely distributed in China, and its reproductive ability is relatively strong, which is easy to form continuous reed marshes.

Morphological characteristics of Phragmites australis

Phragmites australis is a perennial gramineous plant with well-developed rhizomes. Culms erect, more than 20-noded, nodes spaced shorter at base and upper, longest internode at nodes 4-6 counting upward from stem base, nodes below waxy. Ligule edge densely with a circle of short hairs, easy to fall off; leaves for lance-like linear, glabrous leaf surface, tip gradually acuminate into filiform. Phragmites are large panicles with many branches, each branch bearing dense pendulous spikelets; caryopsis is about 1.5 mm.

Phragmites communis growing environment

Reed reproduction ability is very strong, there is water place growth is better, North China's reed generally germinated in early April, and then into the flourishing period, August first heading and then flowering, October seed maturity, seeds can be spread with the wind. The rhizome of Phragmites australis is very developed, and it mainly reproduces by rhizome in natural habitat. The vitality of rhizome is very strong, and it can grow new branches quickly to reproduce under suitable conditions.