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Type Words
Synonyms marsh plant, swamp plant
Type of water plant, hydrophyte, hydrophytic plant, aquatic plant
Has types brooklime, calamus, calla palustris, caltha palustris, cattail, chelone glabra, cowslip, european brooklime, flagroot, foetid pothos, grass-of-parnassus, greater spearwort, greater water parsnip, iva, kingcup, lesser spearwort, lizard's-tail, lysichiton americanum, marsh elder, marsh marigold, may blob, meadow bright, myrtle flag, parnassia, polecat weed, ranunculus flammula, ranunculus lingua, rush, sabbatia, saururus cernuus, sedge, shell-flower, shellflower, sium latifolium, sium sisarum, sium suave, skirret, skunk cabbage, snake-head, snakehead, swamp lily, sweet calamus, sweet flag, symplocarpus foetidus, triglochin maritima, turtlehead, veronica americana, veronica beccabunga, water arum, water dragon, water parsnip, water plantain, wild calla, acorus calamus, yellow-eyed grass, alisma plantago-aquatica, american brooklime, arrow grass

Examples of bog plant

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Overwatering can also create soggy conditions that only a bog plant could survive.
From the newsobserver.com
Although tolerant of dry conditions, papyrus is best with regular water and can be grown as a bog plant.
From the chron.com
His favorite bog plants are pitcher plant, eupatorium and cardinal flower.
From the philly.com
The remnant longleaf pitcher plant bog has historically been burned on a three-year rotation for the last 10 years.
From the al.com
All of us, young and older adults and children from toddlers to teens, were impressed with the pitcher plant bog.
From the al.com
The track leads to a large lowland bog that sustains a wide variety of plant and bird life.
From the nzherald.co.nz
A bog is a wetland type that accumulates acidicpeat, a deposit of dead plant material.
From the en.wikipedia.org
These qualities are derived from the plant structure of partially decayed mosses and other bog plants.
From the businessweekly.co.uk
According to a sign I'd seen at the start of the trail, the water was brown due to tannins from decomposing plant materials in a bog in the creek's headwaters.
From the washingtonpost.com