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bur-reed
Scientific Name: Sparganium
Family: Sparganiaceae
Category: Monocot
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Description: Sparganium (Bur-reed) is a genus of flowering plants, described as a genus by Linnaeus in 1753. containing It is widespread in wet areas in temperate regions &*! Branched bur-reed might occasionally be mistaken for its unbranched relative ( appropriately named 'unbranched bur-reed') but little else. It has linear leaves &*! Habitat, This emergent plant grows by still or slowly flowing water. It is easily uprooted and therefore is not found on exposed shores or by rapidly moving water.&*! This is the most common bur-reed throughout the southern two-thirds of the state. This is the only bur-reed to have 2-stigmas/flower in vegetative material it can &*! Unbranched Bur-reed has flowers in a single, unbranched spike. The leaf spikes of the genus can be distinguished from other similar plants, such as Bulrush &*! Branched bur-reed is an aquatic emergent plant that grows rooted in the mud at the margins of waterbodies. The narrow, smooth and keeled leaves are erect &*! Sparganium, Dioscorides' name for bur-reed erectum, upright, erect. Height: 30- 1.5m. Planting position: Pond marginal shelf up to 40cm deep or very wet soil.&*! Several of Branched Bur-reed and its fruits, and a .&*! General : The Bur reed is moderately tall, aquatic wildflower that measures approximately 30-90 cm. in height. The light green stem is robustly &*! Bur-reed is a sedge that is occasionally found growing in marshes, wet hammocks, and the edges of ponds and streams from the northern counties south to the &*! Generals Classification Legal Status Wetland Related Links. Sparganium americanum Nutt. Show All Show Tabs American bur-reed &*! Giant Bur-Reed Sparganium eurycarpum. Bur-Reed family (Sparganiaceae). : This perennial plant is an emergent aquatic about 2-6' tall, producing  &*! Strongly curved leaves emerge from the armpits of each branch, which are alternate. Numerous and smaller male flowers at the ends of each branch female  &*! Some similarities to : Branched Bur-reed, but branched bur-reed has Not to be confused with : Bur-Marigold s such as London Bur-Marigold or (Bur-reeds) &*! A very common plant of wet ditches, canals, fens, lake-sides, river-sides, ponds and similar wet habitats. Easily recognised, with its tall shoots reaching f feet &*! Sparganium emersum - Branched Bur-reed - , habitat, locations, blooming times and identification guide.&*! Sparganium eurycarpum Engelm. ex A.Gray . giant bur-reed. Family: Sparganiaceae. inflorescence, in flower. inflorescence, in fruit. achenes. stem, cross- &*! Branched Bur-Reeds (Sparganium erectum). The Bur-reeds have long straight leaves, typical of species such as reed-mace. The above species grows tall, up to  &*! Great Bur Reed is a wet soil, full sun wildflower (although it can be mistaken for a grass) that gets up to f feet tall. The flowers and seed heads give interest &*! The Bur-reeds represent an important group of emergent plants that are partly in and partly out of the water they frequently form dense stands &*! Common Name, Bur Reed, Simplestem bur-reed. Family, Sparganiaceae. USDA hardiness, 4-8. Known Hazards, None known. Habitats, Muddy or peaty shores &*! Giant bur-reed. Sparganium eurycarpum. Minnesota C-Value: 5. Wetland Indicator Status: OBL. Native. Leaves: Leaves erect, bright green,. 6-12 mm wide,  &*! Branched Bur-reed is a native, rhizomatous, perennial, aquatic. herb, growing up to 1.5m. Female flowers are in globose flowerheads (capitula) on short.&*! An aquatic reed-like plant with rounded flower heads. Its oily seeds a. Meaning, pronunciation and example sentences, English to English reference content.&*! Unbranched Bur-reed. Sparganium emersum. Family: Cattail Family – Typhaceae (formerly Bur-reed Family – Sparganiaceae) Growing form: Perennial herb, &*! Find the perfect branched bur reed stock photo. Huge collection, amazing choice, 60+ million high quality, affordable RF and RMs. No need to register, &*! Another plant found in the emergent marsh is the Giant Bur Reed or Giant Bur- reed (Sparganium eurycarpum). Also known as the Broadfruit &*! Sparganium erectum, the simplestem bur-reed or branched bur-reed, is a perennial plant species in the genus Sparganium.&*! 30-8-2005 Knutsford,Cheshire John Somerville. 3-7-2004 Bury,Lancs John Somerville. 30-8-2005 Knutsford,Cheshire John Somerville. Flowers index &*! American Bur Reed. american_bur_reed american_bur_reed american_bur_reed american_bur_reed. Alerts. There are no american bur reed alerts right now.&*! Bur reeds are aqautic or marsh herbs with grass-like leaves and small dense flowers. Broadfruit bur reed reaches heights of 1 to 3 feet and prefers partial shade &*! Aquatic margin of a small Michigan lake with bur-reed, Sparganium eurycarpum Bur-reed, Sparganium aff. eurycarpum (Family Sparganiaceae), is growing &*! Points of Interest: Listen for the calls of least bitterns at dawn and dusk in the spring. Look at the unusual flowers and fruits of the bur-reed plant. Catch glimpses &*! Bur reed definition, any plant of the genus Sparganium, having ribbony leaves and bearing burlike fruit. See more.&*! Bur-Reed-Branched Sparganium erectum of the Bur-reed family a perennial 80 - 150 cm high blooms July-August likes freshwater places such as ponds, lakes &*! Identify plants and flowers of the Bur-Reed family (Sparganiaceae) with these wildflower identification tools and a photo gallery with plants grouped according to &*! One of its many common names is European bur-reed it's SPARGANIUM EMERSUM. It bears so many English names because of its distribution over a large &*! Walton Hall Nature Trail, branched bur-reed. Branched bur-reed is a robust perennial growing to 1.5m tall. The leaves are strap shaped and are similar to those &*! Growing in slow-moving fresh water, this erect, robust plant flowers from July to early September. The stiff, upright stems are branched in the upper parts and can  &*! Emergent Plants. Spargania americanum: Bur-reed. Spargania americanum Nutt. : Bur-reed. Sparganiaceae (bur-reed family). Native perennial. Grows emersed &*! Common Name: Giant Bur-reed. Scientific Name: Sparganium eurycarpum. Appropriate for: Height: 42 Inches Type of plant: Grass Color of bloom: Blooms from:&*! Sparganium eurycarpum Engelmann ex Gray (Sparganiaceae). Bur-reed. Photo of Sparganium eurycarpum fruit. Illinois Plant Information Network (ILPIN):.&*! . Giant bur-reed occurs in both prairie and forested regions. It grows in shallow water or mud in full sun. It is a big, sturdy plant and spreads by &*! Sparganium eurycarpum Engelm., giant bur-reed. Family: Sparganiaceae. Round bur-like flower heads and strap-like leaves distinguish bur-reeds. Spiny flower &*! Sparganium angustifolium (Burreed) Typhaceae (Cattail Family) formerly Sparganiaceae (Burreed Family). Montane. Ponds. Summer. Grindstone Lake, August &*! Sparganium. A COMMON water plant, with leaves like flags, and rough heads of seeds: It is two or three feet high. The stalks are round, green, thick, and upright.&*!