Sentences with NARROW-LEAF-CATTAIL
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"The narrow-leaf cattail is a common wetland plant found in North America."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail's leaves are long and slender, giving it its name."
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"During the fall, the narrow-leaf cattail's brown seed heads can be seen swaying in the wind."
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"It is important to control the spread of narrow-leaf cattail in some wetland ecosystems."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail provides habitat and food for many species of birds and insects."
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"In some cultures, the narrow-leaf cattail's young shoots are harvested for culinary purposes."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail is a good indicator of wetland health."
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"The dense stands of narrow-leaf cattail can create a barrier along the water's edge."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail's root system helps stabilize the soil in wetland areas."
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"During the winter, the narrow-leaf cattail's leaves die back, leaving only the seed heads remaining."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail can be used for phytoremediation to help absorb excess nutrients from the water."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail is also known by its scientific name, Typha angustifolia."
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"Some species of fish use the narrow-leaf cattail's dense stands for protection and spawning."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail's fluffy seed heads are often used in crafts and floral arrangements."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail is a versatile plant with many ecological and cultural uses."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail is a common emergent plant found in wetlands."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail is characterized by its long, slender leaves."
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"During the summer, the narrow-leaf cattail produces distinctive brown, cylindrical flower spikes."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail can grow up to 6 feet tall in ideal conditions."
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"Many wetland restoration projects include the planting of narrow-leaf cattails."
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"The narrow-leaf cattail is also known as Typha angustifolia."
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"In some regions, the narrow-leaf cattail is considered an invasive species."
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"The fluffy seeds of the narrow-leaf cattail can be dispersed by wind and water."
