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annual rush

Scientific Name: Juncus abortivus

Family: Juncaceae

Category: Monocot

Growth: Graminoid

Duration: Perennial

Other Names:

       

Rush (Various Species)

The term "rush" appears in conjunction with numerous events, organizations, and activities, as well as referring to specific plant species. Therefore, it's essential to consider context when encountering this term.

Considerations for Pets

  • Some species of Rush (Juncus pygmaeus) are tiny annual plants, so pets could trample them.

Taxonomy and Nomenclature

  • Scientific Name: Several species of plants are referred to as "rush," including Juncus pygmaeus (Pygmy Rush) and Juncus rechingeri.
  • Juncus pygmaeus is also known as Pigmy Rush.

Distribution and Habitat

  • Juncus pygmaeus (Pygmy Rush) is noted as a rare species in the UK, found on bare soil, specifically in the Lizard area.
  • A "NEW ANNUAL RUSH FROM SHASTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, U.S.A." is also mentioned.

Morphological Characteristics

  • Juncus pygmaeus (Pygmy Rush) is described as a small annual rush, forming patches and reaching a maximum height of 8cm.