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Typha latifolia L.  
Family: Typhaceae
[Massula latifolia (L.) Dulac, moreTypha ambigua Schur ex Rohrb., Typha angustifolia var. inaequalis Kronf., Typha angustifolia var. media Kronf., Typha angustifolia var. sonderi Kronf., Typha angustifolia var. uechtritzii Kronf., Typha crassa Raf., Typha elongata Dudley, Typha engelmannii A.Braun ex Rohrb., Typha intermedia Schur, Typha latifolia f. divisa Louis-Marie, Typha latifolia var. ambigua Sond., Typha latifolia var. angustifolia Hausskn., Typha latifolia var. elata Kronf., Typha latifolia var. elatior Graebn., Typha latifolia var. elongata Dudley, Typha latifolia var. gracilis Godr., Typha latifolia var. obconica Tkachik, Typha latifolia var. remotiuscula (Schur) Simonk., Typha major Curtis, Typha palustris Bubani, Typha pendula Fisch. ex Sond., Typha remotiuscula Schur, Typha spathulifolia Kronf.]
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Japan Flora: Rhizomes long-creep­ing; stems stout, solid, 1-2 m. long; leaves glaucous, flat, smooth, 0.5-1.3 m. long, 1-2 cm. wide, narrowed into an obtuse apex, thickish and rather soft, the sheaths without ligules, their margins overlapping, not closed, rounded and scarious on both sides at mouth; spike terminal, erect, the bracts leafy and caducous; staminate portion of the spike shorter than the pistillate portion, the anthers linear, 2-3 mm. long, with a globose appendage at apex, the pistillate portion contiguous on the staminate, 10-20 cm. long; fruit lanceolate on a long bristly stipe; style elongate. July-Aug. Ponds and riversides in lowlands.

Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, Ky­ushu.  Widely distributed in the temperate regions of the N. Hemisphere.

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