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• The margin has extensive areas of reed-swamp dominated by common reed.
• Common reed is suppressed where it is grazed regularly by livestock.
• Plant life is dominated by the common reed ( " Phragmites australis " ).
• Common reed is not as productive or beneficial to a salt marsh as cordgrass.
• In the summer it is used for racing common reed.
• Common wetland plants include Virginia chain fern, cranberry, sphagnum moss, broad-leaved cattail, and common reed.
• Yellow iris and the common reed are exotic plants that now inhabit the actual marsh.
• The seaward fringe of the site is dominated by common reed ( " Phragmites australis " ).
• The area contains invasive species like common reed, purple loosestrife, water caltrop, zebra mussels, and mute swans.
• On the East Coast, marshes of native cordgrass have become overgrown with an exotic species, the common reed.
• The very tall grass with feathery inflorescence growing wild along the roadside is called Phragmites australis, common reed.
• The lake has an area of 26 km 2, one third of which is covered by the common reed.
• Although common reeds are characteristic of reed beds, not all vegetation dominated by this species is characteristic of reed beds.
• The species preferring wetlands can be found at the edges of mangrove, or in papyrus, common reed, or typha swamps.
• These alterations restrict tidal flow, often having a severe common reed in areas where human activity has disturbed or altered the marsh.
• "" Phragmites australis " " ( common reed ) is important for thatching and grass roots stabilize the sod of sod houses.
• Sallow is found throughout the swamp area with some areas of open reed bed where Common Reed " Phragmites australis " is found.
• Species include the common reed and the only known population in the British Isles of triangular club-rush, part of the " Schoenoplectus " genus.
• Like the other marsh harriers, it is strongly associated with wetland areas, especially those rich in common reed ( " Phragmites australis " ).
• Near its mouth, it is surrounded by extensive salt marshes, with extensive populations of saltmarsh cordgrass ( " Spartina alterniflora " ) and common reed.