reed mace's Usage Examples:

Fauna and floraIn the southern part of the marsh, the vegetation consists of species such as lesser pond sedge, greater tussock sedge, tussock grass, common reed, reed canary grass, reed mace, willow and alder.

built in stone, with double walls, one or two floors and are covered with reed mace or burnt clay.

greater tussock sedge, tussock grass, common reed, reed canary grass, reed mace, willow and alder.

banks of streams and lakes and among the roots of aquatic plants such as reed mace.

Water plants such as reed mace, reed, bulrush, buttercup and hornwort are met in the lake.

These species are sometimes known as reed mace in the United Kingdom.

"Typha angustifolia - Small reed mace".

consists of a basin on an octagonal base decorated with herons, fish and reed mace, and with a capital that has egg and dart moulding.

3), those of the previous year for choice, of reed mace.

contained a mixture of the following species: water mint, meadowsweet, common reed mace, water dropwort, bittersweet, yellow iris, branched bur-reed, greater.

summer-flowering water lilies and the corner pools contain plants such as reed mace, bulrushes, Phragmites and smaller floating aquatic species.

to be a favourite of the Ballardong people because of the abundance of reed mace, whose thick roots are a good source of starch and mucilage.

Plants include common reed (Phragmites australis), lesser Indian reed mace (Typha angustata ) and several species of cane – Schoenoplectus littoralis.

Synonyms:

nailrod, Typha latifolia, cattail, bullrush, bulrush, reedmace, cat's-tail,

Antonyms:

unestablished, irregular, unconfirmed,