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Värmland, Sweden (January 22, 2023).
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I just learned something interesting about the common cattail (Typha latifolia): it has two flowers. The big brown part is the female one and the tip at the top is the male. Got this info thanks to @wildandfree.mb on Instagram. They also taught me that cattails filter toxins and are edible. The more you know.
Typha latifolia, leveäosmankäämi
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Hi all 👋 My latest post for Cee’s FOTD. Broadleaf Cattail
Breitblättriger Rohrkolben (Typha latifolia) und Schilf (Phragmites australis) im Gegenlicht der Sonne. Cattail, Punks, Corn Dog Grass (Typha latifolia) and Common Reed (Phragmites australis) in backlit by the sun. Weitere Fotos / More photos: https://saatkontor.tumblr.com/search/Typha Bezugsquelle für Samen: www.saatkontor.de
Tanz der Silberähren / Dancing silver ears of Reed Breitblättriger Rohrkolben (Typha latifolia) und Schilf (Phragmites australis) im Gegenlicht der Sonne. Cattail, Punks, Corn Dog Grass (Typha latifolia) and Common Reed (Phragmites australis) in backlit by the sun.